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Jacques Bissonnette
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Born in 1953 in the Villeray neighbourhood
of Montreal, Jacques Bissonnette studied psychology at the university,
but dropped out early to embark on a tour of Africa, later took
a job in James Bay, and then went back to the land on a farm
in Gaspesia. After returning to Montreal, he obtained a degree
in computer sciences and, in 1986, he published his first novel,
Programmeur à gages, then, in 1991, Cannibales,
Sanguines in 1994 and Gueule d'Ange in 1998, three
novels that established him as one of the best Quebec writers
of crime novels. He has two sons, Raphaël and Félix. |
Bibliography
- Programmeurs à gages. Novel. Montréal
: VLB, 1986.
- Cannibales. Novel. Montréal : XYZ, 1991.
- Sanguine.
Novel. Montréal : VLB, 1994. Out
of Print.
- Reprinted Beauport : Alire, (Romans 050), 2002.
- Gueule
d'Ange. Novel. Montréal : Libre Expression, 1998. Out of Print.
- Reprinted Beauport : Alire, (Romans 042), 2001.
- Badal.
Novel. Montréal : Libre Expression, 2006.
- Reprinted Lévis : Alire, (Romans 104), 2007.
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