Émilie de Turckheim

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Emilie de Turckheim (2012)

Émilie de Turckheim (born October 5, 1980 in Lyon ) is a French writer.

Life

Émilie de Turckheim studied law for a licentiate and then sociology at SciencesPo , where she received her doctorate in 2007 with field research on AIDS.

De Turckheim published her debut novel Les Amants terrestres in 2005 . For the novel Héloïse est chauve she was awarded the Prix Bel Ami young talent. She received the Prix ​​littéraire de la Vocation in 2009 for Chute libre and in 2015 the Prix ​​Roger-Nimier for La Disparition du nombril . In 2019 she received the first ever Prix ​​Monte-Cristo for L'Enlèvement des Sabines, which was awarded by a jury made up of prison inmates. She lives in Paris.

The artist Charlotte de Turckheim is her cousin.

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