The writer Didier Decoin, Prix Goncourt in 1977 and former president of his jury, died
"Didier Decoin was a novelist who had a high idea of language and literature as his work bears witness to it," said the Academy in a
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"Didier Decoin was a novelist who had a high idea of language and literature as his work attests," said the Academy in a press release. But the disease did not prevent him from working to the end: this passionate of various facts and Asia had published his last novel in April, and was "still, a few days ago, reading the books of the early literary year," according to his son. Didier Decoin acknowledged that his true passion was "the pleasure of reading.".
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"Didier Decoin was a novelist who had a high idea of language and literature as his work attests," said the Academy in a press release.
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But the disease did not prevent him from working to the end: this passionate of various facts and Asia had published his last novel in April, and was "still, a few days ago, reading the books of the early literary year," according to his son.
according to Le ProgrèsDidier Decoin acknowledged that his true passion was "the pleasure of reading.".
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