The film stars Valerie Dreville as Ernaux who, while travelling to her hometown of Rouen to sign copies of her latest book, plunges back into...
Sarah McEachern traces the merging images of Annie Ernaux's “The Other Girl,” newly translated by Alison L. Strayer.
When people write about the working-class world, which they rarely do, it is most often because they have left it behind,” admits Didier...
Writing Life: Annie Ernaux Through the Eyes of High School Students instead focuses on the French writer's books as a prism for a portrait of...
In 'Exteriors', Ernaux has recorded ordinary lives navigating through systemic labour and class hierarchies in the public space.
A body of memories, gestures, contradictions that Annie tries to render as if they didn't belong to her own mother.
"Every moment of that abortion was a surprise to...
The Other Girl, a 58-page essay in the form of a letter to the sister she never knew, is a little gem of a book by Ernaux, the winner of the...
In documentary “Writing Life – Annie Ernaux Through the Eyes of High School Students” Claire Simon takes on the work of the French...
Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux described the situation in Gaza as “genocide” in a statement made on French television. Ernaux appealed to the...
Writer and Nobel laureate whose work examines personal memory, gender and social class influential in contemporary feminist cultural discourse.
