Michel Le Bris
French writer, translator, novelist and essayist
About Michel Le Bris
Lived 1944 – 2021 (aged 76). Michel Le Bris was a French writer, translator, novelist, essayist and journalist.
Michel Le Bris (1 February 1944 – 30 January 2021) was a French writer.
Career He was a specialist on Robert Louis Stevenson and the organizer of the Saint-Malo literary festival "Astonishing Voyageurs" which he started in 1990.
Le Bris' À traverse l'Écosse was published in 1992. Lesley Graham makes a critical assessment of its evocation of Stevenson's Edinburgh in her essay "Questions of Identity on the Stevenson Trail in Scotland".
Michel Le Bris is a graduate of HEC Paris.
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Who was Michel Le Bris?
French writer, translator, novelist and essayist (1944–2021)
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Michel Le Bris was born on 1 February 1944 in Plougasnou.
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Michel Le Bris died on 30 January 2021 in Janzé, La Couyère.
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Michel Le Bris was a writer, translator, novelist, essayist and journalist.
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Michel Le Bris was French.
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