Roger de Lafforest
Roger de Lafforest (11 January 1905, Paris – 16 November 1998) was a French writer. Lafforest has titles published and re-editions since 1927 in Czech, English, French, Portuguese, Slovak, Polish, and Spanish. He was bestowed with the Prix Interallié, a French award of literature in 1939.
Roger de Lafforest
- Born
- 1905 · 7th arrondissement of Paris.
- Died
- 1998 · Lasalle.
- Nationality
- France
- Occupation
- journalist · novelist · translator · writer · poet
- Fields
- journalism · creative and professional writing · poetry · translating activity
- Honours
- Prix Interallié
- Languages
- French
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Roger de Lafforest (11 January 1905, Paris – 16 November 1998) was a French writer. Lafforest has titles published and re-editions since 1927 in Czech, English, French, Portuguese, Slovak, Polish, and Spanish. He was bestowed with the Prix Interallié, a French award of literature in 1939.
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• Des égards dus à la jeunesse (Considerations due to youth); co-author Paul Gilson, 1927. • Kala-azar, 1930. • Les Figurants de la mort (Death’s Extras), 1939. Reissue Éditions de l'Arbre vengeur, 2009. • Si le ciel tombe... (If the sky is falling...), 1942. • La Cravate de chanvre... (Hemp necktie...), 1953. • Les perruques de Don Miguel (Dom Miguel’s wigs), 1955. • Le sosie du prince (The prince’s double), 1966. • L'Art et la science de la chance (Art and science of the luck), 1968. • Ces maisons qui tuent (Houses that kill), 1970. • La réalité magique (Magical reality), 1977. • Les lois de la chance (Probability laws), 1978. • Présence des invisibles (Invisible presences), 1983. • La Magie des énergies (The magic of the energies), 1985. • L'effet nocebo (The nocebo effect: Investigating ways and mechanisms of the remote influence), 1989. • Signé -- Dieu (God’s sign: looking for a digital code to the harmony law which governs the world); co-author Jacques Langlois, 1992. • L'arme absolue: la prière (The ultimate weapon: the prayer), 2001.
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7th arrondissement of Paris.
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