Alban Lefranc

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Alban Lefranc [ albã ləˈfʀã ] (born April 1975 in Normandy ) is a French writer and translator . He has lived in Paris since 2008 .

He founded the Franco-German magazine La mer gelée , where he works as editor-in-chief.

In May 2007 he received an annual grant from the Center national du livre to work on his third novel .

The three novels in the book Attacks deal with the radical artistic life plans of the filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder , the writer Bernward Vesper and the singer Nico . The historical context of these three biographies - the post-war period, the economic miracle, the years 67/68, the Red Army Fraction - is multifaceted and omnipresent in the texts: the mixing of documentary and biographical material, fictional voices and situations creates a complex view of biographical, artistic and historical context.

Publications

Novels
  • Vous n'étiez pas là . 1st edition. Verticales / Gallimard, Paris 2009, ISBN 978-2-07-012404-6 (French).
  • Attacks: Fassbinder. Vespers. Nico . 1st edition. Blumenbar Verlag, Munich 2008, ISBN 978-3-936738-43-8 .
  • The foul, the bouch, the poor . 1st edition. Melville / Léo Scheer, Paris 2006, ISBN 2-915341-38-9 (French).
  • Attaques sur le chemin le soir dans la neige . 1st edition. Le Quartanier, Montréal 2005, ISBN 2-9808122-7-7 (French).
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Individual evidence

  1. Ralph Gerstenberg: Three radical life plans . Review in the Deutschlandfunk broadcast “Büchermarkt”, November 18, 2008, accessed on August 31, 2017.