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'''Emmanuel Roblès''' (4 May 1914 in [[Oran]], [[French Algeria]] – 22 February 1995 in [[Boulogne-Billancourt|Boulogne]], [[Hauts-de-Seine]]) was a French author and playwright. He was elected a member of the [[Académie Goncourt]] in 1973. He was one of many influential "''[[piedpieds-noirnoirs]]"'' of his time. The [[literary award]] [[Prix Emmanuel Roblès]] [[literary hasaward]] beenwas established in his honour in 1990.

==Selected bibliography==

* ''La Vallée du paradis'' (1940)

* ''Travail d'homme'' (1942)

* ''La Marie des quatres vents'' (1942), short story

* ''Nuits sur le monde'' (1944), short stories

* ''L'Action'' (1946)

* ''Les Hauteurs de la ville'' (1948), winner of the [[Prix Femina]]

* ''Montserrat'' (1948), play

* ''La Mort en face'' (1951), short stories

* ''Cela s'appelle l'aurore'' (1952)

* ''Federica'' (1954)

* ''Les Couteaux'' (1956), novel about Mexico

* ''L'Homme d'Avril'' (1959), short stories (title story about Japan)

* ''Le Vésuve'' (1961)

* ''Jeunes saisons'' (1961), autobiography

* ''La Remontée du fleuve'' (1962)

* ''La Croisière'' (1968)

* ''Un Printemps d'Italie'' (1970)

* ''L'Ombre et la rive'' (1972), short stories

* ''Saison violente'' (1974)

* ''Un Amour sans fin'' (1976)

* ''Les Sirènes'' (1977)

* ''L'Arbre invisible'' (1979)

* ''Venise en hiver'' (1981)

* ''La chasse à la licorne'' (1985)

* ''Norma, ou, L'Exil infini'' (1988)

* ''Albert Camus et la trêve civile'' (1988), criticism

* ''Les Rives du fleuve bleu'' (1990), short stories

* ''Cristal des jours'' (1990), poetry

* ''L'Herbe des ruines'' (1992)

* ''Erica'' (1994), short stories

* ''Camus, frère de soleil'' (1995), biography

==External links==

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20141029074910/http://emmanuelrobles.online.fr/biographie/biographie.html Biography]

* {{IMDb name|0733270}}

{{Prix Femina}}

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