Normand de Bellefeuille

Normand de Bellefeuille

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* 31.12.1949, Montreal, Quebec, Canadá
Vive en: Quebec, Quebec, Canadá

Born in Montreal in 1949, Normand de Bellefeuille has published some thirty works since 1973. Poet, writer of short stories, essayist and novelist, he’s been the recipient of the Émile-Nelligan poetry prize (1984), the Fondation des Forges poetry prize (1986), the Adrienne-Choquette prize for short stories, and the Radio-Canada prize for short stories (1989), as well as the Académie des Lettres du Québec Alain-Grandbois poetry prize and the Governor General’s Award (2000). In 2009, he published Mon Nom, Chroniques de l’effroi I (Éditions du Noroît), and, in early 2011, Mon Visage, Chroniques de l’effroi II (Éditions du Noroît), winner of the Estuaire-Leméac prize. He published, in early 2012, Mon bruit, Chroniques de l’effroi III (Éditions du Noroît), awarded the Québecor Grand Prize at the Trois-Rivières International Poetry Festival.

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Critic, professor and host of cultural reviews, he is currently the literary director with Éditions Druide.

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