Jean Noli

Jean Noli
Born	1928 Genoa, Italy
Died	8 May 2000 Paris, France
Occupation(s)	Novelist Journalist
Years active	1970–1996

Jean Noli (Giovanni Paolo Sergio Noli) (1928 in Genoa – 8 May 2000 in Paris) was a French-speaking writer and journalist of Italian origin.

Biography

Jean Noli (Giovanni Paolo Sergio Noli) resided for a long time in France, dividing his time between Paris and the Breton island of Hoëdic. He is known to have written a biography of Edith Piaf. Several of his novels are inspired by the sea and the Breton islands. He has been a co-author of books on sailors Olivier de Kersauson, Michel Malinovsky and Éric Tabarly.

The island of Hoëdic is the site of his novel La Grâce de Dieu, which earned him the 1978 prix des libraires.

As a journalist and rewriter, Jean Noli collaborated for several years in the weekly VSD from its inception in 1977.

Work

• 1970: Les Loups de l'Amiral, Fayard
• 1971: Le Choix — prix Broquette-Gonin
• 1977: La Grâce de Dieu — Julliard, ISBN 2260000819 prix des libraires
• 1980: La Banquière, J'ai lu, ISBN 2277211540
• 1981: Larguez les mémoires, Éditions maritimes et d'outre-mer
• 1985: La Mariée de l'ombre, Plon, ISBN 2259014003
• 1986: Vengeance
• 1991: Mor Bihan
• 1993: Piaf secrète
• 1996: Chers Italiens, Éditions de Fallois, ISBN 978-2877062794

In collaboration with Olivier de Kersauson:

• 1979: Fortune de mer
• 1994: Homme libre... toujours tu chériras la mer !

External links

• Jean Noli on Babelio
• Jean Noli on the site of the Académie française
• Jean Noli obituary on Le Point (12 May 2000)
• L' écrivain Jean Noli sur hoedic en 1977 (partie 1) on YouYube