Marie Bronsard lives and works in a village in southern France. She is best known for her novel The Hermitage. Sonia Alland divides her time between New York and southern France, where she lives in the same village as Bronsard. She is the translator of The Hermitage.

"This sparse and haunting book has its place in the same lineage as Marguerite Duras's masterpieces." -Jane Bradley Winston, author of Postcolonial Duras"

Marie Bronsard lives and works in a village in southern France. She is best known for her novel The Hermitage. Sonia Alland divides her time between New York and southern France, where she lives in the same village as Bronsard. She is the translator of The Hermitage.

"This sparse and haunting book has its place in the same lineage as Marguerite Duras's masterpieces." -Jane Bradley Winston, author of Postcolonial Duras"

Marie Bronsard lives and works in a village in southern France. She is best known for her novel The Hermitage. Sonia Alland divides her time between New York and southern France, where she lives in the same village as Bronsard. She is the translator of The Hermitage.

"This sparse and haunting book has its place in the same lineage as Marguerite Duras's masterpieces." -Jane Bradley Winston, author of Postcolonial Duras"