collection entitled "Où es-tu Mathias?" (2006) and "Line, le temps". The names Mathias and Line are from her previous novels. She died on 27 July 2011 in her Neuchâtel home. Her estate is archived in the Swiss Literary Archives in Bern. Bibliography Novels Le Grand Cahier (1986). The Notebook, trans. Alan Sheridan (Grove/Methuen, 1988) La Preuve (1988). The Proof, trans. David Watson (Grove/Methuen, 1991) Le Troisième Mensonge (1991). The Third Lie, trans. Marc Romano (Grove, 1996) Hier (1995). Yesterday, trans. David Watson (Random House of Canada, 1997). L'Analphabète (2004). The Illiterate, trans. Nina Bogin (CB Editions, 2014). C'est égal (2005) Où es-tu Mathias ? (2006) Plays L'Heure grise, et autres pièces (1998) Le Monstre, et autres pièces (2007) Poems Clous: Poèmes hongrois et français (2016). Translations by Maria Maïlat. English compilations The Notebook, The Proof, The Third Lie: Three Novels (Grove Press, 1997). The Book of Lies (Minerva, 1997). The Notebook Trilogy (Text Publishing, 2016) Collected Plays (Oberon Books, 2018). . Includes nine plays translated by Bart Smet: John and Joe, The Lift Key, A Passing Rat, The Grey Hour or the Last Client, The Monster, The Road, The Epidemic, The Atonement, and Line, of times In popular culture The video game Mother 3 (2006) was influenced by The Notebook'''s major themes. Main characters Lucas and Claus are named after the book's narrators. The game's designer, Shigesato Itoi, a published author in his own right, compared the novel favorably to an RPG. American novelist Stephen Beachy has named Kristóf as an influence on his novel boneyard.Brucio nel vento (I burn in the Wind, 2002) is a film based on the novel Hier (Yesterday), directed by Silvio Soldini. Le Continent K. (1998) and Agota Kristof, 9 ans plus tard ... (2006) are two short documentaries about Ágota Kristóf directed by Eric Bergkraut.The Notebook'' was adapted into a film in 2013 by director János Szász. In 2014, the novel was adapted for the stage by British contemporary theatre company, Forced Entertainment. References Short bio at pwf.cz Biography at culturactif.ch External links Literary estate of Ágota Kristóf in the archive database HelveticArchives of the Swiss National Library Publications by and about Ágota Kristóf in the catalogue Helveticat of the Swiss National Library Interview on 13 October 2006 at www.hlo.hu Bio and links at europeanliteraryimmigration.com Review of The Notebook by Slavoj Žižek Exophonic writers Hungarian women novelists Swiss women novelists Swiss writers in French