• Jacques Chessex - Wikipedia

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    Jacques Chessex (Payerne, 1 March 1934 – Yverdon-les-Bains, 9 October 2009) was a Swiss author and painter. Biography. Chessex was born in 1934 in Payerne.

  • Author Jacques Chessex Dies at 75 - SWI swissinfo.ch

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    “Explorer of the human soul in all its complexity, Jacques Chessex will remain one of the major French-language literary talents of our era,” he said.

  • Jacques Chessex » Read Online Free Books Archive

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    "Silky prose in this harrowing account of crime and punishment."—Kirkus Reviews "Using spare, effective prose, Chessex brilliantly renders both the inhospitable...

  • Jacques Chessex - IMDb

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    Jacques Chessex was born on 1 March 1934 in Payerne, Vaud, Switzerland.

  • Jacques Chessex | Open Library

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    Author of Portrait des Vaudois, Jacques Chessex, Feux d'orée, Carabas, Flaubert, ou, Le désert en abîme, L' ardent royaume, La trinité, Jew Must Die.

  • Project MUSE - Jacques Chessex

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    Born in 1934 in Payerne, in the region of French-speaking Switzerland known as the Vaud, Chessex grew up amid the pervasive influence of the Calvinist church.

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  • Jacques Chessex: Calvinism and the Text on JSTOR

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    Jacques Chessex is a literary critic of some distinction who has written extensively about both contemporary writers and masters of the past.

  • Jacques Chessex Obituary | Books | The Guardian

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    The Swiss writer Jacques Chessex, who has died, apparently from a heart attack, aged 75, was the first non-French citizen to win France's most prestigious...

  • Jacques Chessex

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    Né en 1934 à Paverne et décédé en octobre 2009, romancier, poète, peintre, Jacques Chessex était l'un de nos plus grands écrivains de langue française.

  • Jacques Chessex, Prix Goncourt (1973) - YouTube

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