Les Valeureux. Belle du Seigneur is called "the book of love", and tells Solal's passionate, cruel yet realistic love affair with Ariane Deume, a married non-Jewish woman. In 1968, the novel received the French Academy award. Since then, the novel has been one of the biggest sellers of the prestigious Gallimard White Collection. In 2022, Cohen's works were published in the prestigious Bibliothèque de la Pléiade. Novels, plays, autobiographical works Paroles juives - (1921) (Jewish Words) Ézéchiel - (1927) - play Solal - (1930) translated as Solal of the Solals - (1933) Mangeclous - (1938) translated as Nailcruncher - (1940) Le Livre de ma mère - (1954) translated as Book of my Mother - (1997) Belle du Seigneur - (1968) Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française translated under the same title - (1995) Les Valeureux - (1970) Ô vous, frères humains - (1972) (O Humans, My Brothers) Carnets - (1978, 1979) (Notes) See also [[Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century|Le Monde'''s 100 Books of the Century]], a list which includes Belle du Seigneur'' References External links Atelier Albert Cohen 1895 births 1981 deaths Swiss writers in French Jewish writers Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française winners French emigrants to Switzerland Greek Jews Romaniote Jews Writers from Marseille Postmodern writers Greek emigrants to France Writers from Corfu