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Érik Orsenna

    March 22, 1947

    French novelist Érik Orsenna, born Erik Arnoult, pursued studies in philosophy and political science before delving into economics. His chosen pseudonym, Orsenna, is a direct homage to the ancient town featured in Julien Gracq's seminal work. Orsenna is recognized for his insightful exploration of societal and political themes, rendered with a precise and elegant prose style. His narratives frequently delve into the complexities of human connection and the contemporary world, prompting readers toward introspection.

    Érik Orsenna
    Grand Amour
    Eine Geschichte der Welt in 9 Gitarren
    Auf der Spur des Papiers
    L'Avenir de l'eau
    Grosser Süden
    Grammar Is a Sweet, Gentle Song
    • 2004

      This enchanting fantasy, reminiscent of The Little Prince, follows the adventures of a shipwrecked brother and sister. It's a captivating tale for young readers but offers deeper appreciation for adults.

      Grammar Is a Sweet, Gentle Song