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Marcel Aymé
French writer (1902–1967)
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Wikidata (Q318026) ↗
Details
Instance of
human
Born
29 March 1902
Died
14 October 1967
Place of birth
Joigny
Place of death
Paris
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Marcel
,
André
Family name
Aymé
Sibling
Georges-Albert Aymé
Genre
children's and young adult literature
,
theatre
,
screenplay
,
journalism
,
essay
Occupation
writer
,
novelist
,
screenwriter
,
playwright
,
science fiction writer
,
children's writer
,
short story writer
,
librettist
Citizenship
France
Native language
French
Awards
Prix Renaudot
,
Prix Blumenthal
,
Q3404529
archives at
University of Iowa Libraries
,
Médiathèques du Grand Dole
birth name
Marcel André Aymé
described by source
Lexicon van de jeugdliteratuur
employer
Marianne (journal 1932-1940)
,
Gringoire
end of work period
1967
languages spoken, written or signed
French
name in native language
Marcel Aymé
notable work
The Hollow Field
place of burial
Saint-Vincent Cemetery
topic's main category
Category:Marcel Aymé
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Connected on Wikidata
Author of
La Jument verte
The passer-through-walls
La Rue sans nom
The Hollow Field
Les Contes du chat perché
La Tête des autres
Uranus
La Belle image
The House of Men
Le Moulin de la Sourdine
Le Chemin des écoliers (novel)
Le Minotaure
Subject of
Aymé