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Claude Faraggi
Claude Faraggi (May 28, 1942 – December 14, 1991) was a French writer best known for his 1975 novel, "Le Maître d'heure", which won the Prix Femina.
Works.
- 1965: "Les Dieux du sable"
- 1967: "Le Jour du fou"
- 1969: "L'Effroi"
- 1971: "Le Signe de la bête", (awarded Fénéon Prize, 1972)
- 1975: "Le Maître d'heure", (awarded
- Salvat Etchart (Prix Renaudot 1967)
- Claude Faraggi (Prix Fémina 1975)
- Michel Butel (Prix Médicis 1977)
- Jocelyne François (Prix Fémina 1980)
- François-Olivier Rousseau (Prix Médicis and Prix Marcel Proust 1981)
- Nicolas Bréhal (Prix Valery Larbaud 1992)
- Paula Jacques (Prix Fémina 1991)
- Dominique Bona (Prix Interallié 1992)
- Andreï Makine (Prix Goncourt and Prix Médicis 1995)
- Gilles Leroy (Prix Goncourt 2007)