Dominique Dunois

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Dominique Dunois
Dominique Dunois in 1928
Born	Marguerite Lemesle 27 April 1876 Paris
Died	16 January 1959(1959-01-16) (aged 82) Privas, Ardèche
Occupation	Writer

Dominique Dunois, pen name of Marguerite Lemesle (27 April 1876 – 16 January 1959), was a French writer, winner of the 1928 edition of the Prix Femina.

After studying in Tours, Dominique Dunois lived in Bléré, a small town in the Touraine on the banks of the Cher river, where her brother was the local doctor. She located most of her novels in this village and in her region.

Works[]

• 1923: L'Épouse - Calmann-Lévy
• 1924: Le Faune - Calmann-Lévy
• 1925: Lucile, cœur éperdu - Calmann-Lévy
• 1926: Le Pauvre Désir des hommes, collection of short stories - Calmann-Lévy
• 1926: L'Amant synthétique - Calmann-Lévy
• 1927: Leurs deux visages - Calmann-Lévy
• 1928: Georgette Garou - Calmann-Lévy, Prix Femina.
• 1929: Le Bourgeois au calvaire - Fresque des temps nouveaux - Calmann-Lévy
• 1931: La Belle Journée - Calmann-Lévy
• 1932: Suspicion - Flammarion
• 1933: Le Second des Berthault - Flammarion