Dominique Eddé

Dominique Eddé was born in 1953 in Beirut, to an architect father from a Maronite family and a Franco-Egyptian mother. A historian by training, she taught in a school in the Palestinian camp of Shatila. She joined Éditions du Seuil in 1978 as a press officer and stayed until 1983, then worked in Rome for an international organisation. She went on to publish novels and essays, several of them devoted to writers and thinkers she had known, including Jean Genet and Edward Said.

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• NovelLettre posthumeDominique Eddé · 1989not translated into EnglishLiterature