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André Pronovost
Originally from Laval, Quebec, André Pronovost has a Master's degree in Animal Psychology. In 1978 he hiked the Appalachian Trail from one end to the other. The original French version of his seventh book, Kerouac & Presley, won the 2018 Quebec Arts Council (CALQ) literary prize. He lives in Montreal.
A three-time winner of the Governor General’s Award for translation, Fred A. Reed has translated works by many of Quebec’s leading authors, as well as works by modern Greek writers. His most recent work, with David Homel, includes Philippe Arsenault’s Zora and Martine Desjardins’ The Green Chamber. His latest book is Then We Were One: Fragments of Two Lives, an autobiographical essay, published in French by Fides Éditeur. He lives in Morocco.
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André Pronovos est né à Saint-Vincent-de-Paul (Laval). Il possède une maîtrise en psychologie animale. Kerouac et Presley est son septième livre. En 1978, il a parcouru d’un bout à l’autre le sentier des Appalaches.
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Né à Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, au nord de Montréal, André Pronovost possède une maîtrise en psychologie animale. En 1978, il a parcouru d’un bout à l’autre, seul, le sentier des Appalaches. Il a publié un recueil de poèmes et cinq romans.
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