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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4T. C. Boyle ( Tom Coraghessan Boyle , pen name of Thomas John Boyle ) is an American writer and novelist born December 2, 1948 in Peekskill, in New York State.          (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4He grew up in his hometown. At the age of 17, he changed his second name of John to Coraghessan, inspired in this by his Irish origins. He studied higher at New York State University, Campus de Potsdam, where in 1968 he obtained a baccalaureate in English and history. Specialist in Dickens, he then enrolled in the writing workshops of the Iowa University ( Iowa Writers’ Workshop ) and won a master’s degree in 1974. He continued his studies until the English literature of the Iowa University in 1977 is obtained in 1977. Admirer of Gabriel Garc\u00eda M\u00e1rquez, but also of Flannery O’Connor and Robert Coover, he embarked on writing from the mid -1970s by the publication of news in prestigious magazines, especially Esquire , The New Yorker And Harper’s Magazine . His work reflects his diversity of inspiration with, for example, Water Music (1981), a Picaresque novel, another partially autobiographical, At the end of the world ( World’s End , 1987), which evokes his region of origin and his childhood in a very romanticized way, including the more unbridled fiction with Big deal ( Budding Prospects , 1984), a humorous story taken from a real fact.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4His ecological vein is strongly marked in several of his novels, including A friend of the earth ( A Friend of the Earth , 2000). His eleventh novel, Talk, Talk , published in July 2006 , treats the theme, new for the author, of identity theft. Its abundant production, fifteen novels and a dozen collections of news (totaling nearly two hundred news), published between 1975 and at the end of 2017, is due to both the strong discipline of an author knowing how to cut himself off for the world for Write with regularity at fixed times (either at home or in his second home nestled in the heights of the Californian forest) and the conviction of writing an original work which may prove to be salutary, because it is likely to promote a catch of consciousness in his readers. The United States and the US company for the end or beginning of XIX It is And XX It is centuries are mentioned in some historical novels: To the good care of Doctor Kellogg ( The Road to Wellville , 1993) on the founder of cereal breakfasts, the D r Kellogg I Riven Rock (1998) on infancy of psychiatry. On the other hand, in several texts, the subjects are major problems of contemporary American society, as in America ( The Tortilla Curtain , 1995) which deals with illegal immigration. Boyle wishes to keep his teaching position at the University of Southern California (USC) even if his copyright allowed him to acquire, on the heights of Santa Barbara, a large historic house due to the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It is published by Viking Press, Penguin Books, Granta Books, Bloomsbury Publishing in English, and in France, by Grasset & Fasquelle editions. In 2014, T. C. Boyle received the Robert Kirsch Award for all of his work, an honorary prize associated with the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. T. Coraghessan Boyle has long been the most common pseudonym of Thomas John Boyle, alias T. C. Boyle, North American author. Tom is the usual first name of Thomas J. Boyle, who used the ‘ middle name \u00bb Coraghessan, who had been inspired by his Irish ancestors. Most of its publishers (Viking, Bloomsbury, Granta Books, Penguin, Grasset, Phebus, etc.), which commonly used the two initials on the group of original editions as soon as the publication of the publication of Water Music , have gradually ceased, for the most part, to mention this pseudonym by composing it long (not abbreviated) on the covers or jackets of the novels and collections of news from Tom Coraghessan Boyle. The original edition of Water Music [ 2 ] mentioned T. C. Boyle on the slice of the jacket and T. Coraghessean Boyle Both on the edge of the work and on the face of the jacket. The Granta edition resumed the name long on the coverage. French translation [ 3 ] of Water Music did not mention the “first name” Coraghessan (this pseudonym was created by Thomas Boyle on the occasion of the publication of his first news gathered in the collection Descent of Man published in 1979) than in the back cover. This last use was gradually prevailing both for Viking and for Bloomsbury, publisher who, until the publication of A Friend of the Earth The Mention \u00abCoragheran\u00bb in Couventure. The first two editions in German language of Water Music [ 4 ] retained the mention but the third, at Ro-Ro-Ro, abandoned it for the benefit of a median C.. Aquatic music [ 5 ] marked, for Hispanophone -speaking translations, the disappearance of the mention not abbreviated. Despite the Association Pressure for many of his friends, members of his Club tellers , from one of his French translators, Jef Tommeur, and many readers (speaking on the forum of his site and in other virtual or real places), Tom Coraghessan Boyle has (so far ) refused to demand that his publishers mention his pseudonym in his entirety. There Save Coraghessan International Campaign [ 6 ] could, to date, have neither flexed him, nor influencing his publishers. Table of ContentsRomans [ modifier | Modifier and code ] News collections [ modifier | Modifier and code ] French anthologies [ modifier | Modifier and code ] News [ modifier | Modifier and code ] At the movie theater [ modifier | Modifier and code ] On the television [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Romans [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Water Music , Ph\u00e9bus, coll. “Romantic domain”, 1988 ( (in)  Water Music , 1981), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-85940-109-1 ) Big deal , Ph\u00e9bus, coll. “Today. Foreigner “, 1991 ( (in)  Budding Prospects , 1984), trad. G\u00e9rard Piloquet (ISBN\u00a0 2-85940-208-X ) At the end of the world , Grasset, 1991 ( (in)  World’s End , 1987), trad. Jef fall (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-40211-5 ) The East is the Orient , Grasset, 1993 ( (in)  East is East , 1990), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-44261-3 ) To the good care of Doctor Kellogg , Grasset, 1994 ( (in)  The Road to Wellville , 1993), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-47771-9 ) America , Grasset, 1997 ( (in)  The Tortilla Curtain , 1995), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-51751-6 ) Riven Rock , Grasset, 1999 ( (in)  Riven Rock , 1998), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-56221-X ) A friend of the earth , Grasset, 2001 ( (in)  A Friend of the Earth , 2000), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-60001-4 ) Love and fresh water , Grasset, 2003 ( (in)  Drop City , 2003), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-64571-9 ) The Circle of initiates , Grasset, 2005 ( (in)  The Inner Circle , 2004), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-67071-3 ) Talk Talk , Grasset, 2007 ( (in)  Talk Talk , 2006), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-70271-9 ) The women , Grasset, 2010 ( (in)  The Women , 2009), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-74561-7 ) After the carnage , Grasset, 2013 ( (in)  When the Killing’s Done , 2011), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-78582-8 ) San Miguel , Grasset, 2014 ( (in)  San Miguel , 2012), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-80277-8 ) Real hard , Grasset, 2016 ( (in)  The Harder They Come , 2015), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-85519-4 ) Terraqutes , Grasset, 2018 ( (in)  The Terranauts , 2016), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-86314-4 ) See light , Grasset, coll. “In anchor letters”, 2020 ( (in)  Outside Looking In , 2019), trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-82035-2 ) (in)  Talk to Me , 2021 News collections [ modifier | Modifier and code ] (in)  Descent of Man , 1979 (in)  Greasy Lake and Other Stories , 1985 If the river was whiskey , Grasset, 1992 ( (in)  If the River Was Whiskey , 1989), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-42351-1 ) Histories without heroes , Grasset, 1996 ( (in)  Without a Hero , 1994), trad. Robert Pepin (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-49681-0 ) Posted in French in three volumes (in)  T.C. Boyle Stories , 1998Omnibus volume bringing together the four collections already published: Descent of Man , Greasy Lake , If the River Was Whiskey , Without a Hero (1994) (in)  After the Plague , 1998 Cruel stories , Grasset, 2008 ( (in)  Tooth and Claw , 2005), trad. Andr\u00e9 Close (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-69911-8 ) (in)  The Human Fly , 2005News for young readers (in)  Wild Child & Other Stories , 2010Posted in French in two volumes The wild child , Grasset, 2011, trad. Pierre demarty (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-76441-0 ) Endless stories , Grasset, trad. Bernard Turle (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-76451-9 ) A death in Kitchawank , Grasset, 2015 ( (in)  T.C. Boyle Stories II , two thousand and thirteen), trad. Simone Arous (ISBN\u00a0 978-2-246-85171-4 ) Omnibus volume bringing together three collections of news already published ( After the Plague , Tooth and Claw , Wild Child & Other Stories ) and fourteen new news (in)  The Relive Box and Other Stories , 2017 French anthologies [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Anthologies published in France from a choice made in various collections of new original or new published in the American press: 25 Love stories , Grasset, 2000, trad. Robert P\u00e9pin and Jef Tommeur (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-40221-2 ) 25 Death stories , Grasset, 2002, trad. Bernard Lepr\u00eatre and Robert P\u00e9pin, Grasset (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-59161-9 ) 25 bizarre stories , Grasset, 2006, trad. Robert P\u00e9pin, Jef Tommeur and Andr\u00e9 Zavriew (ISBN\u00a0 2-246-59171-6 ) News [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Non -exhaustive list (in)  Heart of a Champion , 1975 (in)  The Women\u2019s Restaurant , 1977 (in)  Green Hell , 1977 (in)  We Are Norsemen , 1977 (in)  The Big Garage , 1977 (in)  On for the Long Haul , 1985 (in)  Bloodfall , 1985 (in)  Sorry Fugu , 1987 (in)  Hard Sell , 1987 (in)  Modern Love , 1988 (in)  Urban Renewal , 1988 (in)  Shoes, by SALMON FILEncio , 1988 (in)  Peace of Mind , 1989 (in)  King Bee , 1989 (in)  The Human Fly , 1989 (in)  Carnal Knowledge , 1990 (in)  Hopes Rise , 1991 (in)  Top of the Food Chain , 1993 (in)  56-0 , 1993 (in)  Respect , 1994 (in)  Beat , 1994 (in)  Termination Dust , 1996 (in)  Charlie Ossining Goes Downtown, Thanks to Alan Parker , 1999 (in)  After the Plague , 1999Also titled State (in)  The Black and White Sisters , 2000 (in)  Peephall , 2000 (in)  Here Comes , 2002 (in)  Jubilation , 2003 (in)  Rastrow\u2019s Island , 2004 (in)  Up Against the Wall , 2004 (in)  Almost Shooting an Elephant , 2004 (in)  The Swift Passage of the Animals , 2005 (in)  A Christmas Story: Three Quarters of the Way to Hell , 2005 (in)  Question 62 , 2006 (in)  The Unlucky Mother of Aquiles Maldonado , 2006 (in)  White , 2006 (in)  Without pain , 2007 (in)  Admiral , 2007 (in)  My Pain Is Worse Than Your Pain , 2010 (in)  What Separates Us from the Animals , 2010 (in)  The Silence , 2010 (in)  Good Home , 2011 (in)  The Extinction Tales , 2012 (in)  The Way You Look Tonight , 2012 (in)  The Marlbane Manchester Musser Award , two thousand and thirteen (in)  Sic Transit , two thousand and thirteen (in)  The Relive Box , 2014 (in)  Theft and Other Issues , 2015 (in)  No Slant to the Sun , 2015 At the movie theater [ modifier | Modifier and code ] On the television [ modifier | Modifier and code ] \u2191 ‘ https:\/\/norman.hrc.utexas.edu\/faseearch\/findingaid.cfm?eadid=01035 \u00bb  (consulted the September 7, 2021 )  \u2191 Little, Brown and Company, Boston & Toronto, 1980.  \u2191 By Robert P\u00e9pin.  \u2191 Water music , Trad. De Werner Richter.  \u2191 1999, Galaxia Gutenberg, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bTrad. by Manuel Pereira Quinteiro.  \u2191 Informal association of readers, including \u2020 Sandye Utley, founder of her site known as reference , also initially called The Restore Coraghessan International Campaign .        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/t-c-boyle-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"T. C. Boyle \u2014 Wikipedia"}}]}]