About the Author
Jean-Marie Rouart, born on April 8, 1943, is a distinguished French writer and member of the Académie française. His works span novels, essays, and biographies, often exploring themes of history, politics, and human psychology.
Rouart comes from a family of artists and intellectuals, which profoundly influenced his worldview. He began his career as a journalist before turning to literature, where he established himself as a keen observer of French society.
His notable works include "Avant-Guerre" (1983), "Ils ont choisi la nuit" (1985), and "Le Voleur de jeunesse" (2001). Rouart was elected to the Académie française in 1997, succeeding Jean Bernard.
