Jean-Jacques Schuhl (born 9 October 1941 inMarseille) is a Frenchauthor, recipient of the 2000Prix Goncourt literary award for his novelIngrid Caven. The book is named for the German actress and singerIngrid Caven, who is his partner. Despite appearances, the novel is not her biography.^[1]

• Rose Poussière (1972)
• Télex N° 1 (1972)
• Ingrid Caven (2000)
• Entrée des fantômes, Paris, Gallimard, coll. « L'Infini » (2010)
• Obsessions (nouvelles), Paris, Gallimard, coll. « L'Infini » (2014)

• Excerpt fromIngrid Caven
• Forgotten author hits big time with his lover's story Article on Schuhl winning the Prix Goncourt byStuart Jeffries inThe Guardian
• Article in French

• 1941 births
• Living people
• Writers from Marseille
• 20th-century French novelists
• 21st-century French novelists
• 20th-century French Jews
• Prix Goncourt winners
• French male novelists
• 20th-century French male writers
• 21st-century French male writers

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