About Nicole Houde
Lived 1945 – 2016 (aged 70–71). Nicole Houde was a Canadian writer, novelist and short story writer.
Nicole Houde (November 1, 1945 – February 2, 2016) was a Quebec writer.
The daughter of Thérèse Simard and Roland Houde, she was born in Saint-Fulgence Her first novel La malentendue, published in 1983, received the Prix des Jeunes Écrivains of the Journal de Montréal. L'Enfant de la batture (1989), received the Prix Air Canada and was a finalist for the Molson Prize Lettres à cher Alain (1990) Les Inconnus du jardin, novel (1991), was a finalist for the Molson Prize Les Oiseaux de Saint-John Perse (1994), received the Governor General's Award for French-language fiction La chanson de Violetta (1998) Je pense à toi (2008) Source for works:
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Who was Nicole Houde?
Canadian writer (1945–2016)
When was Nicole Houde born?
Nicole Houde was born in 1945 in Saint-Fulgence.
When did Nicole Houde die?
Nicole Houde died on 3 February 2016 in Montreal.
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Nicole Houde was a writer, novelist and short story writer.
What nationality was Nicole Houde?
Nicole Houde was Canadian.
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