Irène Némirovsky
Born 1903 · Died 1942
Irène Némirovsky (in Russian: Ирина Леонидовна Немировская, Irina Leonidovna Nemirovskaïa) was a Russian-born novelist who wrote in French. She was born in Kiev on 11 February 1903 (24 February in the Gregorian calendar) and died in Auschwitz on 19 August 1942. A bestselling author in France during the 1930s, she was forgotten after the Second World War. She is the only writer to have been awarded the Prix Renaudot posthumously, in 2004, for her unfinished novel *Suite française*.
Books by Irène Némirovsky in order
Books by Irène Némirovsky in the order they were published, from David Golder (1929) to Master of Souls (2022).
- 1David Golder
David Golder1929 - 2Le Bal
Le Bal1930 - 3The Courilof Affair
The Courilof Affair1933 - 4Jezebel
Jezebel1936 - 5All Our Worldly Goods
All Our Worldly Goods1947 - 6A Life of ChekhovA Life of Chekhov1974
- 7The Dogs and the Wolves
The Dogs and the Wolves1988 - 8The Wine of Solitude
The Wine of Solitude1988 - 9Dimanche and Other Stories
Dimanche and Other Stories2000 - 10Suite française
Suite française2004 - 11Fire in the Blood
Fire in the Blood2007 - 12Snow in Autumn
Snow in Autumn2007 - 13The Ball
The Ball2008 - 14The Misunderstanding
The Misunderstanding2013 - 15The Fires of Autumn
The Fires of Autumn2014 - 16In Confidence
In Confidence2016 - 17Pawn on the ChessboardPawn on the Chessboard2017
- 18Master of Souls
Master of Souls2022