Robert Choquette

Robert Choquette , poet, writer, initiator of the Québécois literature radiophonic and diplomatic, born it (April 22nd 1905 with Manchester, in New England, and deceased on January 22nd, 1991 with the 85 years age. He was the author of many radiophonic serials, of which the priest of the village and the Pension Velder , which was then carried to the screen of the Télévision of Radio-Canada, and of innumerable téléthéâtres. Its poetic work includes/understands, inter alia, the collection Métropolitain Museum (1931) and Suite Navy (1953) . He was consul-general of Canada with Bordeau (1964-1968) and ambassador in Argentine, Uruguay and with the Paraguay (1968-1970). He also occupied the presidency of the Company of the Writer Canadian (1971-1973) and that of the academy Canadian-Frenchwoman (1974-1980).

Biography

He is established with the Canada in 1913.

Honors

1926 - Price David
1944 - Founding member of the Academy of the letters of Quebec
1954 - Price Ludger-Duvernay
1968 - Companion of the Order of Canada
1989 - Large officer of the National order of Quebec

Incomplete bibliography

Poetry

Through the winds (1925)
Metropolitan Museum (1931)
new Poésies (1933)
Suite marinades (1953).

Novels

the Pension Leblanc (1927)
Velder (1941).
the diabolic Horse (1989)

Radiophonic theater

Fabuliste the Fountain in Montreal (1935)
the Priest of the village (1936).

Television serial

the Pension Velder (1958)

Scenario

the Priest of village (1949).
a man with the window (1957)

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