Alexis Ragougneau

Alexis Ragougneau
Alexis Ragougneau
Born	1973
Occupation	Playwright and novelist
Nationality	France
Notable works	Niels (2017), Évangile pour un gueux (2016), La Madone de Notre-Dame (2014)
Notable awards	Final shortlist for the 2017 Prix Goncourt

Alexis Ragougneau (born 1973) is a French playwright and novelist.[1][2]

He has written a number of books: Niels (2017),[1][2] Évangile pour un gueux (2016) and La Madone de Notre-Dame (2014), which has been translated into English by Katherine Gregor.[3] Niels was one of eight novels on the final shortlist for the 2017 Prix Goncourt,[1] though it lost out to Éric Vuillard's L’Ordre du jour.

References

Allain, Pierrick, and Gilles Heuré, "Alexis Ragougneau nous parle de “Niels”, sélectionné pour le Goncourt 2017" (in French), Télérama, September 22, 2017.
Desmeules, Christian. "Alexis Ragougneau et sa comédie de l’Histoire" (in French), Le Devoir, October 28, 2017.
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[Allain&Heuré-1] Allain, Pierrick, and Gilles Heuré, "Alexis Ragougneau nous parle de “Niels”, sélectionné pour le Goncourt 2017" (in French), Télérama, September 22, 2017.

[desmeules-2] Desmeules, Christian. "Alexis Ragougneau et sa comédie de l’Histoire" (in French), Le Devoir, October 28, 2017.

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