Claudine Muno

Claudine Muno (born 2 July 1979) is a Luxembourgish author, singer, musician, music teacher, and journalist.

Early life and education Muno spent her childhood in Pétange and finished secondary school with a diploma in modern languages, literature, and Latin. She received an undergraduate degree in history at the University of Strasbourg, France, where she wrote a dissertation on Luxembourgish film: Peur de l'oubli - Peur de l'autre. Les films et documentaires luxembourgeois ayant pour sujet la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale (French: Fear of forgetting, fear of the Other. Luxembourgish films and documentaries covering the Second World War).

Career After graduating, she became the full-time cultural editor of the Luxembourgish weekly left/green-wing magazine woxx.

Musician Although Muno's first CD was first published by her book publisher, she is nationally and internationally known as Claudine Muno and The Luna Boots, who have already produced two albums.

Awards Prix littéraire national 2000 (National Literary Prize) for her short-story Crickets Servais Prize (2004) for her novel Frigo