Anne Hébert

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Canadian author and poet (1916-2000)

Canada WritersLived 1916 to 2000 · aged 83

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Anne Hébert, was a Canadian author and poet. She won Canada's top literary honor, the Governor General's Award, three times, twice for fiction and once for poetry.

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Plaque in memory of Anne Hébert in Quebec

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1995honorary doctorate of Grenoble-III University

1993Prix Alain-Grandbois

1992Governor General's Award for French-language fiction

1988prix littéraire Canada-Communauté française de Belgique

1985Officer of the National Order of Quebec

1983honorary doctorate at the Laval University

1982Prix Femina

1978Prix Athanase-David

1976Roland de Jouvenel Prize

1975Governor General's Award for French-language fiction

1971prix des Libraires

1968Molson Prize

1968Desbordes-Valmore Award

1960Governor General's Award for French-language poetry or drama

1958Prix Québec-Paris

Prince Pierre Award

Companion of the Order of Canada

Honorary doctorate from University of Toronto

Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

honorary doctorate from the McGill University

Guggenheim Fellowship

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FatherMaurice Hébert

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Philippe LéotardAlso in Kamouraska (1973)

Charlotte ValandreyAlso in In the Shadow of the Wind (1986)

Bernard-Pierre DonnadieuAlso in In the Shadow of the Wind (1986)

Claude JutraAlso in Kamouraska (1973)

Richard JordanAlso in Kamouraska (1973)

Lothaire BluteauAlso in In the Shadow of the Wind (1986)

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