About Clarisse Tremblay
Lived 1951 – 1999 (aged 47). Clarisse Tremblay was a Canadian journalist, poet and writer.
Clarisse Tremblay (May 21, 1951 – April 22, 1999) was a poet and writer from the Charlevoix region of Quebec, Canada. Tremblay's main works were in the French language.
She was married to Geoffrey Edwards; the couple had one son.
Tremblay died at the Hôtel-Dieu de Québec in Quebec City at the age of 47.
used her lyrics for his Pop! : flûte, voix de soprano, cor et contrebasse (2003).
Selected works Malgré la vieillesse du soleil, poetry (1995) Brisants, poetry (1998) Brisants, poetry (2002), published after her death
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Who was Clarisse Tremblay?
Canadian journalist and poet (1951-1999)
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Clarisse Tremblay was born on 21 May 1951 in Les Éboulements.
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Clarisse Tremblay died on 22 April 1999 in Les Éboulements.
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Clarisse Tremblay was a journalist, poet and writer.
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Clarisse Tremblay was Canadian.
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