Jonathan Littell

Jonathan Littell Jonathan Littell
Birth	1967October 10 United States of America New York
Occupation	Novelist
Nationality	The United States of America France
Literature activity
Masterpiece	The Kindly Ones
Main receiving a prize career	Prix Goncourt (2006), Academie Francaise prize (2006)
Relative	Robert Littell (father)
I affected it Georges Bataille, Samuel Beckett, Maurice Blanchot
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Jonathan Littell (Jonathan Littell, October 10, 1967 – ) is a Jewish American novelist.

Father is American espionage novel writer Robert Littell. Oneself writes a work in French.

In 1967, I was born in New York.

In 2006, I won two prizes of Goncourt and the Academie Francaise.

In long piece "Les Bienveillantes of the prizewinner," a discussion about the Holocaust rises durability; triggered it.

I it in a receiving a prize career

• Prix Goncourt 2006 (for Les Bienveillantes)
• Academie Francaise prize 2006 (for Les Bienveillantes)

Work

• 1989 - Bad Voltage
• 2006 - Les Bienveillantes (ビヤンベイヤント)
  (The Kindly Ones (gentle people), 2009)
  　"Recollection top and bottom of the goddesses Nazis bodyguards officer whom there is of the love", Shueisha, March, 2011
  
  
• 2008 - Le Sec et L'Humide
• 2008 -Études
• 2009 - Récit sur Rien

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