About Suzanne Lamy
Lived 1929 – 1987 (aged 57). Suzanne Lamy was a Canadian essayist, critic, lecturer, novelist, teacher and literary scholar.
Suzanne Lamy (September 30, 1929 – February 25, 1987) was a French-born educator, essayist and critic in Quebec.
She is best known for her two essays: D'elles (1979) and Quand je lis je m'invente (1984), which contributed to the development of feminist criticism in Quebec. Her writing appeared in various magazines such as Châtelaine, Forces, Cahiers du centre de recherche sur le surréalisme and Actuellement.
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Who was Suzanne Lamy?
Canadian writer (1929-1987)
When was Suzanne Lamy born?
Suzanne Lamy was born on 30 September 1929 in Lombez.
When did Suzanne Lamy die?
Suzanne Lamy died on 25 February 1987 in Montreal.
What was Suzanne Lamy's occupation?
Suzanne Lamy was an essayist, critic, lecturer, novelist, teacher and literary scholar.
What nationality was Suzanne Lamy?
Suzanne Lamy was Canadian.
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