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The Years

novel by Ernaux
Also known as: “Les Années”
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  • Annie Ernaux
    Annie Ernaux
    / The Years

    …to be Les Années (2008; The Years), a personal and collective history of postwar France. It garnered Ernaux the Marguerite Duras and the François Mauriac prizes. The English translation (2019) was also shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and earned her a larger international audience. In 2025 a provocative stage…

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    …to be Les Années (2008; The Years), a personal and collective history of postwar France. It garnered Ernaux the Marguerite Duras and the François Mauriac prizes. The English translation (2019) was also shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and earned her a larger international audience. In 2025 a provocative stage…

    Read More