About Pierre Siniac
Lived 1928 – 2002 (aged 73). Pierre Siniac was a French writer and screenwriter.
Pierre Siniac (1928–2002) received the Grand Prix de Littérature Policière in 1981 for three of his works, including Aime le Maudit.
Ferdinaud Céline was published in French in 1997 to great acclaim. Translated to English by Jordan Stump, it was published under the title The Collaborators. Pierre Bayard discussed it in Comment parler des livres que l'on n'a pas lus? (How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read).
A story about the Paris Métro Line 8 inspired his novel Le Crime du dernier métro, published in 2001.
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Who was Pierre Siniac?
French writer (1928–2002)
When was Pierre Siniac born?
Pierre Siniac was born on 15 June 1928 in Paris.
When did Pierre Siniac die?
Pierre Siniac died on 13 March 2002 in Aubergenville.
What was Pierre Siniac's occupation?
Pierre Siniac was a writer and screenwriter.
What nationality was Pierre Siniac?
Pierre Siniac was French.
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