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Céline Dion and René Angelil Library Bundle

Céline / René Angelil: The Making of Céline Dion

by (author) Jean Beaunoyer & Georges-Hebert Germain

with Jean Beaulne

translated by David Homel

Publisher
Dundurn Press
Initial publish date
Nov 2013
Category
Composers & Musicians, General, General
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781459724020
    Publish Date
    Nov 2013
    List Price
    $16.99

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Description

Céline Dion is quite possibly Canada’s most famous singer and an icon in her own home province of Quebec. Possessed of an incandescent voice and a vibrant personality, she has moved huge audiences all over the world. These two books tell her story. Céline is the story of her journey from being just one child in a huge family to becoming the world’s songbird. René Angélil fills in the gaps by presenting the life of her manager and husband, who helps guide both Céline’s career and life and has played a key role in her success.

Includes

  • Céline
  • René Angelil: The Making of Céline Dion

About the authors

Jean Beaunoyer, a journalist with the Montreal daily La Presse, has published several books, including the best seller Celine Dion, une femme au destin exceptionnel in 1997.

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The author, Georges-Hébert Germain, travelled with Céline and her entourage for over a year. Germain is the author of a number of popular biographies, children's books, and books on Quebec history, including a biography of the renowned hockey player Guy Lafleur. Céline was translated into English by David Homel, who is an author and award-winning translator.

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Jean Beaulne has himself produced a number of talented artists and knows the job of artists' manager inside out.

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David Homel was born in Chicago in 1952 and left that city in 1970 for Paris, living in Europe the next few years on odd jobs and odder couches. He has published eight novels, from Electrical Storms in 1988 to The Teardown, which won the Paragraph Hugh MacLennan Prize for Fiction in 2019. He has also written young adult fiction with Marie-Louise Gay, directed documentary films, worked in TV production, been a literary translator, journalist, and creative writing teacher. He has translated four books for Linda Leith Publishing: Bitter Roase (2015), (2016), Nan Goldin: The Warrior Medusa (2017) and Taximan (2018). Lunging into the Underbrush is his first book of non-fiction. He lives in Montreal.

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