Jean Rolin

Jean Philippe Rolin (born June 14, 1949, Boulogne-Billancourt) is a French writer and journalist.[1] He received the Albert Londres Prize for journalism in 1988, and his novel L'organisation received the Medicis award in 1996.

For the 15th century Burgundian churchman, see Jean Rolin (cardinal).
Jean Rolin in March 2010

His brother Olivier Rolin is also a writer.

As students, Rolin and his brother participated in the May 1968 uprising.

Bibliography
  • Journal de Gand aux Aléoutiennes (Roger Nimier Prize 1982)
  • L'Or du scaphandrier, 1983
  • Vu sur la mer, 1986
  • La Ligne de Front (Prix Albert Londres 1988)
  • La Frontière belge, 1989
  • Chemins d'eau, 1992
  • Cyrille et Méthode, 1994
  • Joséphine, 1994
  • Zones, 1995
  • L'Organisation (Prix Médicis 1996)
  • Traverses, 1999
  • Campagnes, 2000
  • La Clôture, 2002
  • Chrétiens, 2003
  • Terminal Frigo, 2005
  • L'Homme qui a vu l'ours (Prix Ptolémée 2006)
  • L'explosion de la durite, 2007[2]
  • Un chien mort après lui, 2009
  • Le Ravissement de Britney Spears, 2011
  • Ormuz, 2013
  • Les Événements, 2015
  • Savannah, 2015
  • Peleliu, 2016
  • Le Traquet kurde, 2018
  • Crac, 2019

References
  1. Jean Rolin biography, La femelle du requin magazine (French).
  2. Warren Motte, "Jean Rolin's Explosion". The Review of Contemporary Fiction, Sept. 22, 2008)(fee required for online access).


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