Anne Dandurand

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Anne Dandurand (born November 19, 1953) is a French-Canadian actor, producer, activist and author. She was born in Montreal, and appeared regularly on Canadian film and TV during the 1970s. She wrote her first book La louve-garou with her twin sister Claire Dé. She published further books on her own:

• La louve-garou (1982)
• Voilà, c'est moi : c'est rien, j'angoisse (Journal imaginaire) (1987)
• L'assassin de l'intérieur. Diables d'espoir (1988)
• Un coeur qui craque (Journal imaginaire) (1990)
• Petites âmes sous ultimatum (1991)
• Les secrets d'Olympia. Les touffes flottantes (1993)
• La salle d'attente (1994)
• La marquise ensanglantée (1996)
• Les porteuses d'ombre (1999)

Her works are also available in English:

• The Cracks (translated by )
• Deathly Delights (translated by Luise Von Flotow)
• The Waiting Room (translated by Robert Majzels)

She lives in Montreal.^[1]

Awards[]

• 1990

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