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French writer For the Brazilian model, see Michelle Alves.

Michel Alvès (born 14 September 1940, Nice) is a French writer.

He is the author of four novels:

1962: Le Pêcheur, Éditions Grasset
1962: Entre les barricades, Grasset
1972: Le Territoire, Jean-Jacques Pauvert, Prix Contrepoint in 1975
1994: Le Livre d'heures, Éditions Phébus, ISBN 978-2859403133

as well as a collection of poems, Des lois naturelles.

External links

Michel Alvès on the site of the Éditions Phebus
Le Livre d’heures de Michel Alvès on Le Matricule des Anges

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