Amélie Plume

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Amélie Plume is a Swiss writer^[1] born in 1943 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.

Studies[]

She carried out her study of letters and ethnology at the Université de Neuchâtel.

Travels[]

She voyaged to Africa, Israel and New York City where she taught French and began to write and paint.

Returning to Switzerland, she opened a creative workshop for painting after having learned in Paris. She later devoted herself to writing.

Writings[]

Novels[]

•  : récit, préf. de Catherine Safonoff, , 1981
• En bas, tout en bas dans la plaine, Editions Zoé, 1986
• Marie-Mélina s'en va, Editions Zoé, 1988
• La mort des forêts, ni plus ni moins, Editions Zoé, 1989
• Promenade avec Emile L., Editions Zoé, 1992
• Hélas nos chéris sont nos ennemis, Editions Zoé, 1995
• , postf. de Doris Jakubec, Editions Zoé, 1995
• Oui Emile pour la vie, Editions Zoé, (1984) 1997
• Ailleurs c'est mieux qu'ici, Editions Zoé, (1998) 2003
• Toute une vie pour se déniaiser, Editions Zoé, 2003
• Chronique de la Côte des neiges, Editions Zoé, 2006
• Mademoiselle Petite au bord du Saint-Laurent, Editions Zoé, 2007

Plays and radiophonic parts[]

• Un mariage suisse
• Que souhaiter de plus? : pièce de théâtre en cinq tableaux, , 2000

Prizes[]

She received the Prix Schiller in 1988 for the totality of her work.

Critical studies[]

• La langue et le politique : enquête auprès de quelques écrivains suisses de langue française, éd., conc. et préf. par Patrick Amstutz, postf. de , , Vevey, 2001. p. 140.

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