Name Ariel Kenig | Role Writer | |
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Books Camping Atlantic: Roman, New Wave | ||
Interview ariel kenig pour son livre le miracle
Ariel Kenig (born June 24, 1983) is a French writer. He was born to a French mother and a Polish father, grew up in a Parisian suburb, and discovered literature when he was 17.
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- Interview ariel kenig pour son livre le miracle
- Ariel kenig
- Biography
- Novels and essays
- Theater
- Childhood
- References
Ariel kenig
Biography
Kenig left school in 2003 to write. He met Audrey Diwan, a French writer and series editor at Denoël, which published his first novel, Camping Atlantic, in June 2005. The novel deals with teenage violence and boredom, and with the strength of brotherhood, through the story of the protagonist, Adonis.
Subsequently, Kenig dedicated himself to theater, writing three plays : Elle t'embrasse, Pas ce soir et Pompéi ou le suspense pornographique, before publishing his second novel, La Pause, in 2006, a work of social fiction that brings the reader to the suburbs of Paris and the industrial plants of carmaker Renault, and features Kenig's introspection and sociological observation. He then turned to other genres and published a pamphletary essay, Quitter la France, in which he analyses what remains of the French identity, a few weeks before Nicolas Sarkozy’s victory at the French presidential election. A fourth novel, New Wave, is due for release on August 27, 2008, by Flammarion, another prestigious French publishing house. It is based on a script by the French actor and screenwriter Gaël Morel.