Isabelle Spaak
Isabelle Spaak (* 1960 in Brussels ) is a Belgian Roman writer and journalist .
She was the daughter of the Belgian diplomat Fernand Spaak , murdered in 1981 , a son of Paul-Henri Spaak . Isabelle Spaak spent her childhood in Brussels . When she was 15 she went to the USA . In 1979 she returned to Europe and initially lived in Toulouse . In 1981 she moved to Paris and studied urban sociology in Nanterre and art history at the Sorbonne . Spaak lives in France , is the mother of two children and works as a travel journalist for the weekly VSD .
After an urban planning work on the French capital published in 1998, she published two autobiographical novels : 2004 Ça ne se fait pas and 2006 Pas du tout mon genre .
In her first novel, she processed her own family drama that she had experienced as a child: her mother shot her father with a carbine and then killed herself. Isabelle Spaak was an orphan .
In her second novel, she deals with the "middle childhood syndrome".
Works
- Ça ne se fait pas , 2004, Editions des Equateurs, ISBN 2-84990-007-9
- Pas du tout mon genre , 2006, Editions des Equateurs, ISBN 2-84990-037-0
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Spaak, Isabelle |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Belgian writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1960 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Brussels |