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Gaud Laurent

Jul 6, 1972

Rating : AA (Data from a birth certificate)

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Work : Prize 2004 (Prix Goncourt for Le Soleil des Scorta)

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French writer. Gaudé studied theatre and wrote many dramatic works. His first theatre play: Combat de possédés in 1999, was played in the Royal National Theatre of London. In 2002 he was on the shortlist of the Prix Goncourt for his novel La Mort du roi Tsangor, two years later he won de prize for his novel Le Soleil des Scorta. Link to Wikipedia biography

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