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Amélie Nothomb was born in Japan of Belgian parents in 1967. She lives in Paris. Since her debut on the French literary scene a little more than a decade ago, Amélie Nothomb has published a novel a year, every year. Her edgy fiction, unconventional thinking, and public persona have combined to transform her into a worldwide literary sensation. She has been awarded numerous prizes including the French Academy’s 1999 Grand Prix for the Novel, the René-Fallet prize, the Alain-Fournier prize, and the Grand Prix Giono in 2008. Amélie’s books
have been translated into over fifteen languages, including English (Faber&Faber, Europa Editions), German (Diogenes Verlag), Italian (Voland Edizioni), Spanish (Anagrama Edicíon)…
A Belgian writer and artist, Michel Robert met Amélie Nothomb several times for this book. He is also the writer of a book of interviews with Maurice Béjart.
have been translated into over fifteen languages, including English (Faber&Faber, Europa Editions), German (Diogenes Verlag), Italian (Voland Edizioni), Spanish (Anagrama Edicíon)…
A Belgian writer and artist, Michel Robert met Amélie Nothomb several times for this book. He is also the writer of a book of interviews with Maurice Béjart.
