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Michel Pagel

French writer and translator.

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Statements about Michel Pagel

Instance Of

Human

Country of Citizenship

France

Date of Birth

1961

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Given Name

Michel

Place of Birth

Paris

Native Language

French

Occupation

Translator
Science Fiction Writer
Writer

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Sex or Gender

Male

Family Name

Pagel

Award Received

Jacques-Chambon Award for Best Translation
(2000)
Point in Time
: 2000
Julia-Verlanger Award
(2000)
Point in Time
: 2000
Bob Morane Award for Best French-Language Novel
(2001)
For Work
:
Q134463971
Follows
:
Fabrice Colin
Follows
:
Mathieu Gaborit
Followed By
:
Pierre Bordage
Point in Time
: 2001
Grand Prix De L'Imaginaire for Best French-Language Novel
(2003)
For Work
:
Q134462796
Follows
:
Pierre Pevel
Followed By
:
Fabrice Colin
Point in Time
: 2003
Q135275238
(2000)
For Work
:
Q134463969
Follows
:
Jean-Marc Ligny
Followed By
:
Johan Heliot
Point in Time
: 2000

Nominated For

Grand Prix De L'Imaginaire for Best French-Language Novel
(2000)
For Work
:
Q134463969
Point in Time
: 2000
Grand Prix De L'Imaginaire for Best French-Language Novel
(2001)
For Work
:
Q134463971
Point in Time
: 2001
Grand Prix De L'Imaginaire for Best French-Language Short Story
(2012)
For Work
:
Q134521650
Point in Time
: 2012
Grand Prix De L'Imaginaire for Best French-Language Short Story
(2014)
For Work
:
Q134521655
Point in Time
: 2014
Grand Prix De L'Imaginaire for Best French-Language Short Story
(2021)
For Work
:
Q134521678
Point in Time
: 2021
Q135275238
(1985)
For Work
:
Q134207248
Point in Time
: 1985
Q135275238
(1988)
For Work
:
Q134741637
Point in Time
: 1988
Q135275238
(1989)
For Work
:
Q135273538
Point in Time
: 1989
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