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Anne Hébert

    August 1, 1916 – January 22, 2000

    Anne Hébert explored dark themes and violence with a unique style that initially met resistance from Quebec publishers. Her early works, shaped by her literary upbringing and paternal guidance, delved into introspection and psychological depth. Moving to Paris, Hébert found her writing more receptive, leading to publication with a prestigious French house. As one of Quebec's most translated authors, her works continue to resonate internationally, often examining complex human emotions and existential inquiries.

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