Prix Goncourt
1 appearances
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Edition 30 (1932) Winner
Guy Mazeline
ギュイ・マズラン
Guy Mazeline
Profile
- Gender
- Male
- Born
- 1900-04-12 （Le Havre）
- Died
- 1996-05-25 （Boulogne-Billancourt） age 96
- Nationality
- French
- Languages
- French
Career
- Occupations
- Writer
- Active Years
- 1927-1967
Awards
| Year | Award | Work | Category | Organization | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1932 | Prix Goncourt | Les Loups | — | Académie Goncourt | 受賞 |
Prix Goncourt
1932
Work:
Les Loups
Organization:
Académie Goncourt
Result:
受賞
Awards & Nominations
Works
Major Works
Les Loups
1932 NovelMaximilien Jobourg inherits his father's business and lives comfortably with his wife and children, but family betrayals and deceptions unfold, culminating in the tragedy involving his illegitimate daughter Valérie, who commits suicide, leading Maximilien to drown himself at sea.
Family betrayalDeceitSuicideClass differences
Translations
- The Wolves (translated by Eric Sutton, 1934)
Bibliography
- Piège du démon, 1927
- Porte close, 1928
- Un royaume près de la mer, 1931
- Les Loups, 1932
- Le Capitaine Durban, 1934
- Le Délire, 1935
- Les Îles du matin, 1936
- Bêtafeu, 1937
- Le Panier flottant, 1938
- Scènes de la vie hitlérienne, 1938
- Pied d'alouette, 1941
- La Femme donnée en gages, 1943
- Tony l'accordeur, 1943
- Un dernier coup de griffe, 1944
- Le Souffle de l'été, 1946
- Valfort, 1951
- Chrétienne compagnie, 1958
- Un amour d'Italie, 1967
Translations of Works
- Les Loups (English: The Wolves, translated by Eric Sutton, 1934)
Legacy
Known for winning the Prix Goncourt in 1932 over Céline's Journey to the End of the Night, but now largely forgotten. His major work Les Loups has not been widely republished and lacks critical reevaluation.