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Antonine Maillet

Playwright working in Quebec · Canada · Writers · Lived 1929 to 2025 · aged 95

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Antonine Maillet was an Acadian novelist, playwright and scholar.

A life in dates

2025Died17 February 20252021Commander of the Legion of HonourAward2005Order of New BrunswickAward1990Officer of the National Order of QuebecAward1989Honorary Doctor of University of Lyon-IIIAward1988Honorary Doctorate at the Laval UniversityAward1980Lorne Pierce MedalAward1979Prix GoncourtAward1978Prix des Quatre jurysAward1975Prix Québec-ParisAward1972Governor General's Award for French-language fictionAward1961Prix ChamplainAward1929Born10 May 1929

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Awards

Commander of the Legion of Honour2021
Order of New Brunswick2005
Officer of the National Order of Quebec1990
Honorary Doctor of University of Lyon-III1989
Honorary Doctorate at the Laval University1988
Lorne Pierce Medal1980
Prix Goncourt1979
Prix des Quatre jurys1978
Prix Québec-Paris1975
Governor General's Award for French-language fiction1972
Prix Champlain1961
Officer of Arts and Letters
Companion of the Order of Canada
Officer of the French Order of Academic Palms
Commander of the National Order of Merit
Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Honorary doctor of the University of Ottawa
Honorary Doctorate of Concordia University
Honorary Doctorate from the University of Alberta
Honorary Doctorate from the University of British Columbia

About this person

Country
Canada
Category
Writers
Type
Writer / Author
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1929 to 2025 · aged 95

In common with Antonine

Karine VanasseAlso in Séraphin: Heart of Stone (2002)Roy DupuisAlso in Séraphin: Heart of Stone (2002)Rémy GirardAlso in Séraphin: Heart of Stone (2002)Yves JacquesAlso in Séraphin: Heart of Stone (2002)Stephen LeacockBoth received Lorne Pierce MedalZachary RichardBoth received Prix Champlain

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