Frédéric Beigbeder

French author and literary critic

Frédéric Beigbeder - Artists & Creatives born September 21st, 1965
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Born in 1965, this individual gained prominence as an author and literary critic. The work explores themes of love, society, and modernity. A notable title includes '99 Francs', which critiques consumer culture and capitalism. Additionally, the person has contributed to literary journalism and hosted several television programs focused on literature and cinema.

Authored '99 Francs'

Served as a literary critic for major publications

Hosted television programs on literature and cinema

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