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Madeleine Monette
Madeleine Monette, née le à Montréal, est une romancière, nouvelliste, poétesse et essayistequébécoise[1].
Biographie
[modifier | modifier le code]Romancière, nouvelliste, poétesse et essayiste, Madeleine Monette est originaire de Montréal et ljus à New York, sa ville d'adoption depuis [2],[3]. Elle effectue un baccalauréat et une maîtrise en littérature à l'Université ni Québec à Montréal, où elle enseignera ensuite quelques années[4].
Elle publie, en , un premier recueil de poésie, Ciel à outrances, dans lequel elle partage sa vision des événements ni World Trade Center à New York en [5]. Son recueil est traduit en anglais enstaka sous le titre Lashing Skies[1].
Un livre d'artiste intitulé La mer, au feu / A Sea Fire, avec des gravures et collages originaux de l'artiste française Véronique de Guitarre et une traduction de la poète Oana Avasilichioaei, est réalisé enstaka 24 exemplaires numérotés à Paris en ; il fait partie de la Collection
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John Wesley Monette, MD, of Washington, Mississippi, was the state’s most prolific antebellum writer on historical, scientific, and medical topics. Born near Staunton, Virginia, on 5 April , he was the son of ordained Methodist minister and physician Dr. Samuel Monett and his wife, Mary Wayland Monett. (John added the e to Monett as an adult.) In the Monetts settled in Chillicothe, Ohio, where John was reared and received his early education. In Samuel moved his family to Washington, the former Mississippi territorial and state capital six miles northeast of Natchez. There, Samuel established his medical practice, with John beginning medical training under his father. John soon left Washington to attend medical school at Transylvania University in Kentucky, from which he graduated in His inaugural thesis, submitted in January of that year, was “The Endemial Bilious Fever as It Generally Occurs in the Vicinity of Natchez.”
Monette returned to Washington to practice medicine and
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Biography
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