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Alexandre Thiltges was born in Saint-Avold, France, in 1972. He got his PhD. from La Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, in 2003. He is the author of Amérique des Ecrivains en Liberté [1] (2016, Albin Michel). He wrote an essay dedicated to Charles Bukowski entitled Bukowski ou les Contes de la Violence ordinaire. [2]
Alexandre Thiltges translated several novels from English to French for various French publishing houses (Fayard, 13e Note, etc.):
- Shakespeare n'a jamais fait ça, by Charles Bukowski. [6]
- Le dernier des damnés, by Gerald Locklin. [7]
- Bienvenue à Oakland, by Eric Miles Williamson. [8]
- Si je meurs au combat, by Tim O'Brien. [9]
References
- ^ "Amérique | Éditions Albin Michel". www.albin-michel.fr.
- ^ "BUKOWSKI OU LES CONTES DE LA VIOLENCE ORDINAIRE, Alexandre Thiltges - livre, ebook, epub".
- ^ Criminels ordinaires - Larry Fondation - FAYARD - Grand format - Librairie Gallimard PARIS – via www.librairie-gallimard.com.
- ^ Dans la dèche à Los Angeles - Larry Fondation - FAYARD - Grand format - Librairie Gallimard PARIS – via www.librairie-gallimard.com.
- ^ Sur les nerfs - Larry Fondation – via www.decitre.fr.
- ^ "Shakespeare n'a jamais fait ça , Charl..." www.editionspoints.com.
- ^ Le dernier des damnés - Gérald Locklin - 13E NOTE - Grand format - Le Hall du Livre NANCY – via halldulivre.com.
- ^ Bienvenue à Oakland - Eric Miles Williamson – via www.decitre.fr.
- ^ Si je meurs au combat. Mettez-moi dans une boîte et renvoyez-moi à la maison - Tim O'Brien – via www.decitre.fr.
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Alexandre Thiltges was born in Saint-Avold, France, in 1972. He got his PhD. from La Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, in 2003. He is the author of Amérique des Ecrivains en Liberté [1] (2016, Albin Michel). He wrote an essay dedicated to Charles Bukowski entitled Bukowski ou les Contes de la Violence ordinaire. [2]
Alexandre Thiltges translated several novels from English to French for various French publishing houses (Fayard, 13e Note, etc.):
- Shakespeare n'a jamais fait ça, by Charles Bukowski. [6]
- Le dernier des damnés, by Gerald Locklin. [7]
- Bienvenue à Oakland, by Eric Miles Williamson. [8]
- Si je meurs au combat, by Tim O'Brien. [9]
References
- ^ "Amérique | Éditions Albin Michel". www.albin-michel.fr.
- ^ "BUKOWSKI OU LES CONTES DE LA VIOLENCE ORDINAIRE, Alexandre Thiltges - livre, ebook, epub".
- ^ Criminels ordinaires - Larry Fondation - FAYARD - Grand format - Librairie Gallimard PARIS – via www.librairie-gallimard.com.
- ^ Dans la dèche à Los Angeles - Larry Fondation - FAYARD - Grand format - Librairie Gallimard PARIS – via www.librairie-gallimard.com.
- ^ Sur les nerfs - Larry Fondation – via www.decitre.fr.
- ^ "Shakespeare n'a jamais fait ça , Charl..." www.editionspoints.com.
- ^ Le dernier des damnés - Gérald Locklin - 13E NOTE - Grand format - Le Hall du Livre NANCY – via halldulivre.com.
- ^ Bienvenue à Oakland - Eric Miles Williamson – via www.decitre.fr.
- ^ Si je meurs au combat. Mettez-moi dans une boîte et renvoyez-moi à la maison - Tim O'Brien – via www.decitre.fr.