André Langevin

André Langevin (1927-2009), born in Montreal, lost his parents very young and spent seven years in an orphanage, an experience that marked his work lastingly. He joined Le Devoir in the mid-forties, where he wrote a literary column, then joined Radio-Canada in 1948, first in news and then as a producer, until his retirement in 1985. He published five novels from 1951 to 1974, with a silence of more than fifteen years between 1956 and 1972. He died in Cowansville.

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• NovelDust Over the CityPoussière sur la villeAndré Langevin · 1953Literature