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Name
  
Yves Theriault


Role
  
Author

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Died
  
October 20, 1983, Rawdon, Quebec, Canada

Spouse
  
Germaine Blanchet (m. 1942)

Books
  
Agaguk, Tayaout, fils d\'Agaguk, Le dompteur d\'ours

Movies
  
Shadow of the Wolf, L\'Initiation

Children
  
Marie-Jose Theriault, Yves-Michel Theriault

Similar People
  
Marie‑Jose Theriault, Anthony Mollica, Jacques Dorfmann, Denis Heroux, Pierre Magny

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Yves Thériault, OC (November 27, 1915 - October 20, 1983) was a Canadian author.

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He was born in Quebec City to Alcide and Aurore (Nadeau) Thériault. On April 21, 1942, he married Germaine Blanchet, with whom he would have two children, Marie-José and Yves-Michel. As a child he dropped out of school at the age of 15, holding many miscellaneous jobs until he became a known writer.

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Perhaps his best-known work is Agaguk, a story of cultural conflict between Inuit and white men, published in 1958.

In 1975, he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in recognition for being "one of the most prolific writers and best-known novelists in Canada".

He was a member of the Canadian Authors Association, the International PEN Club, le syndicat national des Écrivains de France, la Société des Gens de Lettres (Paris), la Société des écrivains canadiens, and la Société des auteurs Dramatiques.

Selected works

  • Contes pour un homme seul - 1944
  • La Fille Laide- 1950
  • Le Dompteur d'ours - 1950
  • Les Vendeurs du Temple - 1953
  • Aaron - 1954, reprinted for Paris distribution in 1956.
  • Agaguk - 1958, printed for Paris distribution as well, translated into German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Spanish in 1959.
  • Ashini - 1961, received the Governor General's Award for French Language Fiction.
  • Cul-de-sac, Institut littéraire du Québec, Québec, 1961; Les Quinze (collection 10/10), Montréal, 1981
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    References

    Yves Thériault Wikipedia


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