Mireille Best

Mireille Best: Mireille Best (1943 – 2005)^[1] was a French writer born in Le Havre, Seine-Maritime.

Her book Les Mots de hasard contains five short stories. Le Méchant Petit Jeune Homme (1983) contains three short stories.

Her second novel was Camille en octobre (1988) about the relationship between Camille and the dentist Clara.

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^ bagdam.org (French) retrieved 29th Jan 2011

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Review in German

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