Jean-Louis Fetjaine
French writer
Jean-Louis Fetjaine (born in 1956) is a French fantasy writer, most famous for his trilogy about elves, Merlin and Uther Pendragon. He has written a number of novels which include the elf-trilogy: "Le crepuscule de elfes" (1998), "la nuit des elfes" (1999), "L'heure des elfes" (2000) and the Merlin-Cycle consisting of two volumes: "Le Pas de Merlin" (2002) and "Brocéliande" (2004).2
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Born Jul 11, 1956.1
Companies
- Hors collectionFounder6
Career
Occupation: journalist, writer, publisher.4
- Until 2012Worked at La Martinière Groupe3
- Since 2012Worked at Éditions Robert Laffont3
- Date not recordedWorked at Presses de la Cité3
Personal life
- CitizenshipFrance5
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- 1WikidataJean-Louis Fetjaine on Wikidata
- 2WikipediaJean-Louis Fetjaine on Wikipedia
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- 6WikidataHors collection, Founder