Annie Salager
Illustration — Portrait of Annie Salager Annie Salager (1934 – 19 December 2025) was a French poet.
Annie Salager
- Full name
- Annie Françoise Salager.
- Died
- 2025.
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Life and career
Life and career
Salager was born in Paris in 1934. She published 15 books of poetry and many books in limited editions. Her first book won the 1963 Prix René Blieck. She won the 1999 Louise Labe Award, and the 2011 Prix Mallarmé. She lived in Lyon, where she died on 19 December 2025, at the age of 91.
Works
Works
• La Nuit introuvable, Henneuse, 1963. Prix René Blieck • Présent de sable, Chambelland, 1964 • Histoire pour le jour, Seghers, 1968 • La Femme buisson, SGDP, 1973, lithography Max Schöendorff. Prix J. Cocteau • Les Fous de Bassan, SGDP, 1976, lithography Max Schöendorff, • Récit des terres à la mer, Federop, 1978, lithography Max Schöendorff • Figures du temps sur une eau courante, Belfond, 1983, • Chants, Comp'Act, 1988; 1994 • Le Poème de mes fils. éd. En forêt, bilingual French German, 1997 • Terra Nostra, Le Cherche Midi, 1999. Prix Louise Labé • Les dieux manquent de tout, Aspect. 2004, • Rumeur du monde, L'act Mem, 2007, • Aimez-vous la mer le tango, Ed. En Forêt, 2009, • Travaux de lumière, La rumeur libre, 2010, - Prix Mallarmé 2011
Chapbooks
Chapbooks
• Dix profils sur la toile, l’été, Illustrations Pierre Jacquemon. Henneuse • Les lieux du jour. Pulsations. Mémoire déchirée. Vite au lit., 4 manuscripts, Ed. À Travers. Linocuts Jacques Clauzel • Double figure de louange, Le Verbe et L'Empreinte, 1990, etchings Paul Hickin • Calendrier solaire, Le Verbe et l'Empreinte, 1997, etchings Marc Pessin • Des lieux où souffle l’espace Le Verbe et l’Empreinte, 2001, etchings Marc Pessin • Poursuites, traces, Manière noire, 1996, etchings Paul Hickin • Dits de manière noire, Manière noire, 1997, ouvrage collectif, etchings Michel Roncerel • La Chasse à la gazelle, Manière noire, 1999, etchings Michel Roncerel • Palmyre, Manière noire 2003, etchings Michel Roncerel • Ombres portées, Tipaza, 2003, ouvrage collectif, photos J.Clauzel • Glissements vers l’une, 2004, drawings Maxime Préaud • Galta, coll. Le vent refuse, 2005, paintings Jacqueline Merville • L'Embarcadère de bout du monde, Manière noire, 2006, etchings Michel Roncerel
Stories
Stories
• Marie de Montpellier Presses du Languedoc, 1991 • Le Pré des langues éditions du Laquet, 2001, interview • Un week-end chez l’autre, collected works, La passe du vent 2003 • Passants, collected works, Aedelsa 2004 • La muette et la prune d'ente, Urdla, Villeurbanne, 2008 • Bleu de terre, La passe du vent, 2008
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