Michèle Plomer (born 1965, Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian writer and translator. She is a recipient of the :fr:Prix Alfred Desrochers and the Prix France-Québec.
Biography Her writing demonstrates her love of the Eastern Townships, where she lives, and her time in south China, where she taught English for three years at Shenzhen University. She was included in a list of authors of avant-garde Quebec novels. She participated in the 2014 and 2017 editions of the literary festival. Plomer was a finalist for the 2017 Prix des libraires. She is also co-publisher of the Magog publishing house, Chauve-souris.
Awards and honours 2007, Prix Alfred Desrochers 2010, Prix France-Québec
Selected works Novels 2007, Le jardin sablier 1020, HKPQ 2011, Dragonville, vol. 1 : Porcelaine 2012, Dragonville, vol. 2 : Encre 2013, Dragonville, vol. 3 : Empois 2016, Étincelle 2018, La petite voleuse de perles 2019, Habiller le cœur
Children's literature 2015, Sueurs froides 2021, À l'eau
Short stories 2018, "Moucheuse", in Treize à table, edited by Chrystine Brouillet and Geneviève Lefebvre
Translation 2017, Les gens de Shenzhen, by Xue Yiwei
Essays 2022, À nos filles, Michèle Plomer and Justine Latour
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