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Asa Lanova

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Asa Lanova (born Maryse Jaton ; 17 March 1933 ? 26 December 2017) was a Swiss dancer and Suisse Romande author.

Biography [ edit ]

Asa Lanova was born in Switzerland, spending her youth in Lausanne . At 17, she went to Paris to study dance where she performed with dancers such as Maurice Bejart . She returned to Switzerland in 1956, performing at the Zurich Opera House and the Grand Theatre de Geneve . [1]

After leaving her dance career, Lanova began to write novels, publishing her first, La derniere migration , in 1977. After switching to a different publisher, Bernard Campiche, Lanova received recognition for her work, winning prizes for both Le Blues d'Alexandrie and La Gazelle tartare . [1] [2]

In 1965, she married fellow dancer Philippe Dahlmann . [2] Lanova died at her home in Pully on 26 December 2017. [2]

Literary prizes [ edit ]

  • 2009 - Prix culturel vaudois Litterature for her literary work. [3] [4]
  • 2005 - 5,000 SFr Schiller Prize for La Gazelle tartare . [5]
  • 1999 - Prix Bibliotheque pour Tous (BPT) (now Prix Bibliomedia Suisse) for Le Blues d'Alexandrie . [6] [7]

Publications [ edit ]

  • La derniere migration , Paris, Regine Deforges, 1977
  • Creve l'amour , Paris, editions Acropole, 1984; Orbe, Bernard Campiche editeur, coll. ≪ CamPoche≫, 2006
  • Le cœur tatoue , Paris, editions Mazarine, 1988
  • L'etalon de tenebre , Paris, Regine Deforges, 1991; Vevey, Editions de l'Aire , 1999
  • Le testament d'une mante religieuse , Vevey, editions de l'Aire, 1995
  • Le blues d'Alexandrie Orbe, Bernard Campiche editeur, 1998
  • Les jardins de Shalalatt Orbe, Bernard Campiche editeur, 2001
  • La Gazelle tartare , Orbe, Bernard Campiche editeur, 2004
  • La nuit du destin , Orbe, Bernard Campiche editeur, 2007
  • Les heures nues , Orbe, Bernard Campiche editeur, 2011 ISBN   978-2-88241-286-7

References [ edit ]

  1. ^ a b "La danseuse et ecrivaine vaudoise Asa Lanova est decedee" . Arcinfo. 28 December 2017 . Retrieved 2 January 2018 .
  2. ^ a b c Pastori, Jean Pierre (27 December 2017). "Asa Lanova est partie dans les etoiles" . Retrieved 27 December 2017 – via www.24heures.ch.
  3. ^ "Prix 2009 de la Fondation vaudoise pour la Culture" . Canton of Vaud . 24 November 2009. Archived from the original on 2018-01-05 . Retrieved 2018-01-04 .
  4. ^ "Asa Lanova, ecrivaine" . La Fondation vaudoise pour la culture . Retrieved 2018-01-04 .
  5. ^ "Preise der Schweizerischen Schillerstiftung 1908 - 2012" (PDF) . S C H W E I Z E R I S C H E Schweizerische Schilerstifftung. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-05-30 . Retrieved 2018-01-03 .
  6. ^ Susan Leckey, ed. (2015). The Europa Directory of Literary Awards and Prizes . Routledge. pp. 272?273. ISBN   9781135356323 .
  7. ^ "Laureats du prix Bibliomedia Suisse" . Bibliomedia. Archived from the original on 2018-01-04 . Retrieved 2018-01-03 .
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