Pierre Nepveu

Pierre Nepveu is a Montreal critic, essayist, poet and teacher. He has received the Governor General’s Award three times-in 1997 for the collection of poems Romans-fleuves, in 1998 for the essay Intérieurs du Nouveau Monde, and in 2003 for Lignes Aériennes. His many other awards include the Québec-Paris Prize, the Prix Victor-Barbeau de l’Académie des lettres du Québec, and the Canada-Swiss Prize. Pierre Nepveu has taught in the Département d’études françaises at the Université de Montréal since 1978.

Books by Pierre Nepveu

The Four-Doored House by Pierre Nepveu, translated by Donald Winkler

The Four-Doored House

$13.99 – $19.95
The Hardness of Matter and Water by Pierre Nepveu, translated by Donald Winkler

The Hardness of Matter and Water

$12.99 – $17.95
The Major Verbs by Pierre Nepveu, translated by Donald Winkler

The Major Verbs

$18.00
Mirabel by Pierre Nepveu, translated by Judith Cowan

Mirabel

$15.95