Colette Yver
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Antoinette de Bergevin (28 July 1874, Segré – 17 March 1953, Rouen), best known by her pen name Colette Yver, was a French novelist and essayist.[1] Her brother was the painter Édouard de Bergevin.
Contents
Work
- Princesses de science (1907, awarded the Vie Heureuse prize, now called Prix Femina)
- Les Cervelines (1908)
- Les Dames du Palais (1909)
- Le Métier de Roi (1911)
- Un coin du voile (1912)
- Les sables mouvants (1913)
- Comment s'en vont les Reines (1916)
- Mirabelle de Pampelune (1917)
- Les cousins riches (1919)
- Dans le jardin du féminisme (1920)
- Aujourd’hui... (1926)
- La Bergerie (1928)
- Le mystère des béatitudes (1928)
- Le festin des autres (1928)
- L'homme et le dieu (1928)
- Vous serez comme des dieux (1928)
- Haudequin de Lyon (1928)
- Femmes d’aujourd’hui (1929)
- Vincent ou La Solitude (1931)
- Le Vote des femmes (1932)
Notes
- ↑ Fontaine, Marie Louise (1913). "Some French Women Writers of Today," The Bookman, Vol. XXXVII, p. 35.
Further reading
- Mesa, Rafaël de (1917). "Novels by Women," The Lotus Magazine, Vol. VIII, No. 8, pp. 349–352.
