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Marie Darrieussecq was born on January 3, 1969. She was raised in a small village in the Basque Country.
While finishing her PhD in French literature, she wrote her first novel, Truismes (Pig Tales) which was published in September 1996 by Paul Otchakovsky-Laurens (POL), who have published all her subsequent novels as well. After the success of Truismes, Darrieussecq decided to quit her teaching position at the University of Lille to concentrate on writing her novels. Her first husband was a mathematician and her second is an astrophysicist. She gave birth to a son in 2001 and to a daughter in 2004.
She endorsed Ségolène Royal's candidacy during the French Presidential Elections of 2007.
While finishing her PhD in French literature, she wrote her first novel, Truismes (Pig Tales) which was published in September 1996 by Paul Otchakovsky-Laurens (POL), who have published all her subsequent novels as well. After the success of Truismes, Darrieussecq decided to quit her teaching position at the University of Lille to concentrate on writing her novels. Her first husband was a mathematician and her second is an astrophysicist. She gave birth to a son in 2001 and to a daughter in 2004.
She endorsed Ségolène Royal's candidacy during the French Presidential Elections of 2007.
Novels
Pig Tales (1997)
My Phantom Husband (1998)
Undercurrents (2001)
Breathing Underwater (2001)
A Brief Stay with the Living (2003)
White (2005)
Tom is Dead (2010)
All the Way (2013)
Men (2016)
Our Life in the Forest (2018)
Crossed Lines (2020)
My Phantom Husband (1998)
Undercurrents (2001)
Breathing Underwater (2001)
A Brief Stay with the Living (2003)
White (2005)
Tom is Dead (2010)
All the Way (2013)
Men (2016)
Our Life in the Forest (2018)
Crossed Lines (2020)
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Marie Darrieussecq
Marie Darrieussecq recommends
To Walk Alone in the Crowd (2021)
Antonio Muñoz Molina
"[To Walk Alone in the Crowd] allows us to walk through cities even if only in dreams during these times of confinement."
