Anne Elnor's Award-winning Works

Anne Elnor's winning work is Long Years.

This book is the representative work of the author who began to brew writing in the mid-1980s, and after full consideration and deliberation after retirement. It is also a high generalization and synthesis of her previous works. In the way of "no autobiography", it reflects the evolution of the times with people's shared experiences and writes the collective memory of several generations. Once published, it won the French Duras Prize for Literature.

After more than 20 years' thinking and deliberation, Anne Elnor's masterpiece Long Years makes her well-deserved among the first-class French contemporary writers.

Elnor started writing from 1974 and has published about fifteen works so far. His representative works include The Empty Wardrobe, Location, A Woman, Simple Passion, Shame, Event and Occupation.

Character evaluation:

With great courage and keen observation, Anne Elnor reveals the pain of class experience, and describes the dilemma of shame, humiliation, jealousy and not being able to see who she is. She has made admirable and lasting achievements.

In her works, Elnor always looks at a life with strong gender, language and class differences from different angles. Her road to becoming a writer is long and arduous.