Nancy Huston

Author and translator, 'Innocent Traitor'

Nancy Huston - Author and translator, 'Innocent Traitor'
Born

September 16th, 1953
71 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Canada

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An accomplished author and translator, she has authored numerous novels, essays, and plays, often exploring themes of identity and cultural conflict. Originally from Canada and later becoming a U.S. citizen, significant works include 'Innocent Traitor', which reflects on the complexities of historical narratives and personal experiences. Many publications have received critical acclaim, showcasing literary talent.

Wrote 'Innocent Traitor'

Authored 'The Mark of a Woman'

Translated works from French to English

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