Alix Renaud
Canadian writer (1945–2021)
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Alix Renaud (30 August 1945 – 11 April 2021) was a Haitian-born Canadian writer.[1] He was the son of Joseph M. Renaud and Béatrice Black.[2][3] He was a professor of oral expression and diction, and he was the inventor of the word pompion, the French (les) pompiers ont ("firefighters have") to describe the agglotination of some words.[4] He became a member of the Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec in 2010.
Alix Renaud | |
|---|---|
| Born | 30 August 1945 Port-au-Prince, Haiti |
| Died | 11 April 2021 (aged 75) |
| Occupation | Writer |
Distinctions
- Lauréat du prix Charles-Biddle (2007)
- Prix de l'Institut canadien de Québec (2012)[5]
Publications
Novels
- Le Mari (1980)
- Merdiland, Le Temps parallèle (1983)
- Dix secondes de sursis, La liberté et Le Temps parallèle (1983)
- À corps joie (1985)
- Snesnob (1987)
- Compère Jacques Soleil (1998)
- Ovation (1999)[6]
- Grand Roi et Petit Fou (2009)
- Traverses (2010)
- La femme avant Ève (2011)
Linguistics
- Dictionnaire de l'audiophonie (1981)
- Dictionnaire anglais-français des additifs alimentaires (1990)
- Pale kreyòl (1993)
- Tande kreyòl la byen (1998)
- Mots étrangers, mots français (2006)
- Sudoku-mots (2007)
Poetry
- Le Troc mystérieux (1970)
- Carême (1972)
- De ma fenêtre... (1974)
- Exase exacte (1976)
- Grâces (1976)
- Dulcamara (1992)
- Chair bohème (2009)