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Jeanne Bourin
Jeanne Bourin or Jeanne Mondot (13 January 1922 – 19 March 2003) was a French writer. She received several awards including the Legion of Honour.
Life.
Jeanne Mondot was born in Paris in 1922. She married the writer André Bourin in 1942. In 1963 her book "Le bonheur est une femme: roman" and this was a historic fiction about the relationship between Pierre de Ronsard (Prince of Poets) and Cassandra Salviati. She wrote a number of other novels and she was given
1963: "Le Cœur en tête", Casterman - Prix de la ville de Vichy 1964
- 1967: "La Part du soleil", Julliard
- 1969: "La Chambre interdite," Julliard
- 1973: "Mourir à Djerba," Éditions Denoël
- 1984: "La Mariée de Saint-Médard", Flammarion - Jeanne Cressanges was host of Bernard Pivot in "Apostrophes" for this novel
- 1988: "Les Eaux rouges", F. Bourin - Jeanne Cressanges was host of