Laurent Gaudé
French author and playwright
Born
July 6th, 1972
53 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
France
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An author and playwright from France, recognized for compelling narratives and rich character development. Writings often explore themes of conflict and human experiences. Works span novels and theatrical plays, with an emphasis on historical and emotional depth. Received several literary awards throughout the career, highlighting contributions to contemporary literature.
Won the Prix Goncourt in 2002 for 'Le Soleil des Scorta'
Published notable works including 'La Porte des Enfers' and 'La Mort du Roi Tsongor'
Wrote acclaimed plays performed internationally
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