Maggy de Coster
Maggy de Coster (born April 23, 1966) is a Haitian-born writer living in France. Until 1987 (or possibly somewhat later), she wrote under her birth name Margareth Lizaire and is also known as Margareth Lizaire de Coster.[1][2]
Biography
She was born in
In 2000, she established the literary journal Manoir des Poètes and serves as its director.[3] De Coster is a member of the French Société des gens de lettres and has served on the executive committee of the Société des poètes français. Her work has been included in a number of anthologies and has been translated into Spanish, Italian, English, Romanian and Arabic.[2]
She is married and has four children.
Awards and honours
De Coster received the Prix Jean-Cocteau in 2004 and the Prix de la chanson poétique in 2007 from the Grand concours international de Poésie Richelieu.[3]
Selected works[1][3]
- Nuits d’assaut, poetry (1981)
- Ondes Vives, poetry (1987)
- Rêves et Folie, poetry (1994)
- Mémoires inachevés d’une île moribonde, poetry (1995), received first prize for poetry from the Académie Internationale Il Convivio
- Analyse du discours de presse: Profil de deux hebdomadaires haitens: Haiti en marche et Haiti Observateur, essay (1996)
- Itinéraire interrompu d’une jeune femme journaliste, autobiography (1998), received the ruby Medal from the Académie Internationale de Lutèce
- La Tramontane des Soupirs ou le siège des marées, poetry (2002), received the ruby Medal from the Académie Internationale de Lutèce
- Petites histoires pour des nuits merveilleuses, children's stories (2004)
- Le Chant de Soledad, novel (2007), received the silver medal from the Académie Internationale de Lutèce
- Le Journalisme expliqué aux non-initiés, non-fiction (2007)
- Au gué des souvenirs, stories (2008)
- La sémaphore du temps, poetry (2010)
- Doux ramages pour petits diablotins, poems for children (2010)
References
- ^ a b c "Margareth Lizaire / Maggy De Coster". ile en ile (in French).
- ^ a b c "maggy de coster" (in French). Editions L'Harmatta.
- ^ a b c d e "Maggy De Coster" (in French). Manoir des Poètes.
- ^ "Maggy De Coster". UniVerse.
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