Suzanne Dracius

Suzanne Dracius is a writer inhabitant of Martinique of French language born with Fort-de-France.

Biography

Professor of traditional Letters (French, Latin, Greek), at the conclusion of its studies to the college Marie-Curie of Seals and to the Sorbonne, Suzanne Dracius taught with Paris, then at the Antille-Guyana university and the United States at the university of Georgia and the university of Ohio as a visiting professor .

Suzanne Dracius is defined by the word Créole “kalazaza” which indicates “a Métis of white and black to the skin and the clear hair”. It made fight against any species of Discrimination racial, sexual or social, the stake and the matter of its writing.

Publications

; Novels & new
  • the other which dances , Seghers, 1989; editions of the Rock, 2007.
  • Rue Goes up at the sky , Desnel, 2003.
  • Montagne of fire (in Diversity 2nd Edition), Houghton-Mifflin, Boston, the USA, 2000.
  • Of sweat, sugar and blood , the Plumed serpent (collective, n° 15), 1992; with the pocket format: 1995.
  • the Virago (in Diversity: The new French-speaking person), Houghton-Mifflin, Boston, the USA, 1995.

; Poetry

  • Prosopopées urban (collective, coordinated by), Desnel, 2006.
  • Hurricane, cries of Islanders (collective) Desnel, 2005 (Price Fètkann Report of the South/memory of humanity).
  • Negzagonal and Moun Sid (creole version and French version), Editions of Traditions and popular Speeches of Wallonia-Brussels, MicRomania (coll) n° 3,1992; n° 5,1993.

; Theater

  • Lumina Sophie known as Surprised , fabulodrame, Desnel, 2005.
1 {E}} representation with the prefecture of Fort-de-France in 2000. General with the Festival of the Sailor (2002), taken again under the patronage of TV5 to the opening ceremony of conference AATF (Association of the American French professors) in a setting in scene of the auteure (Three-Islets, 2003).

; Tests & beautiful books

  • Fables of the Fountain with creole adaptations and sources ancient (illustrations of Choko), Desnel, 2006.
  • Dwelling Latouche Handle, the Valley of the Butterflies (with Pierre Pinalie), ED. Hugues Hayot, 1994.

Distinctions and literary prizes

  • 2003 : received honorary member of the AATF (American Association of the French professors)
  • 2003: Rue Goes up to the sky in “Very favorite” with the FNAC
  • 2004: received honorary member of Foreign Language Honor Society of the university of Ohio
  • 2005: Price Fètkann/Report of the South, memory of humanity for Hurricane, cries of Islanders
  • March 8th, 2006 (Day of the Woman): Medal of honor of Schoelcher for Lumina Sophie known as Surprised .

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