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An author from 1960 to 2009: André Caroff

André Caroff , whose real name
Andre Carpouzis

We are in the month of March 2009, André Caroff just passed away at the age of 85.

I just learned parl'intermédiaire an email sent by his last publisher: "White River." I

twice last year talked at length on the phone with Andre Carpouzis . And he kindly invited me to come home, if I were visiting the region Annecy ... In recent weeks, I could not reach him by phone and a nagging bad feeling about myself, feeling that was true Sunday, March 15, 2009, right in the book fair: A strange coincidence!

The lines that follow are taken from one of his books, the saga of Madame Atomos , Published by White River, its last editor.

I would not talk about his life before, that he made a thousand trades. This exciting life, you can find by purchasing the book from White River. I think what fascinates me, always, when in the head, one begins to "write" and say that we will perhaps one day publish, and that very often invented stories, of interest readers.

So as I said earlier, once again he has just left her job to become a taxi driver in order to continue to write. Because it started ... avaitdéjà

... Married, he was living 72 Boulevard Saint-Marcel , near the Gobelins, the Jardin des Plantes, Place d'Italie , Market Street Mouffetard and the Pantheon. Sometimes miracles do exist! The e

conditions Black River settle in front of the building Andre Caroff . He had already published in Le Parisien Libéré signed a series of stories whose real name Carpouzis and then in a small publishing house with no future. He began working as the galleys. Ten hours of radio-taxi and four hours of writing by day with a taxi rest every week. After four years of effort , and two depressed, then his first book, "Neurosis", was published in 1960, signed the name of Andre Caroff .

Andre became buddy-buddy with Frederic Dard, Andre Lay Claude Rank , Peter Randa etc.. At that time, they were a hundred authors at Black River, whose names are now lost in the darkness of memory. Then, the birth of a daughter, Frances, born in 1962 came the larger family.

Andre Caroff wrote in all the series: Special- Police, Espionage, Anxiety, Anticipation. Two of his novels were brought to the screen, with Raymond Pellegrin , "The trickster," with Alain Delon , "The Beating". Andrew worked in parallel with Abder Isker , and wrote for 18 films TF 1, including four of his second wife, Danielle, 45 radios France-Inter, with 500 new Danièle for the magazine "We Two "under the pseudonyms of Daniel and Danielle Aubry Thomas .

In 2006, Andrew was contacted by the White River for publishing a cover of Ms. Atomos and the creation of the series of Mandarin.

Meanwhile, his first wife, Caroll died at age 77 in 2002, and Daniele was killed in April 2006. Andre has become very visually impaired in 1989, but just had surgery of the cornea, allowing it to regain the light. The children grew up.

bad ... Andre Caroff had found a second life by working for White River. But

Life and death are intertwined and do not care about the passions or goals of the poor wretches that we are.

Question: How to get out of the Living Dead?

Answer: no! ... Waiting!

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An author of the 60 that I knew well: Andrew Lay

As a novelist, I'm going to call my memories because I ' I "attended" sporadically for twenty years.

I back to the years 1962-1963, just after my military service.

Long before I was 14 when I started reading the collection Black River, especially the "special police" and "espionage". I became a fan and I invent stories of already.

One of my favorite authors was Andre Lay . I liked his way of telling and each book, a very different story with different heroes. Sometimes they went very near me.

And then one day in the local newspaper, the photo of Andrew Lay with his dog. I learned her name, city and André Boulay he lived in Saint-Maur-des-Fosses (94). I lived in the town next door.

I allowed myself to call him and this great man, not by size but by the imagination (he "pond" four novels a year and that for at least thirty years. Overall, 140 novels to his credit are , including some for the big screen. I remember an American movie "Men of Las Vegas" from one of his books.)

For his work if my memory is correct, when he began to write was from 9am to 12pm and 14pm to 18pm. Everything by hand. Then replay and then pass from the typist. during that month, he refused to be disturbed. Only work mattered. The entire work lasted about two months. He still had a month to possibly pondering a new story

At that time I started writing and I gave him a manuscript to the Black River: denied.

I saw him 3 times or 4 times a year before a beer or whiskey. We were talking about books and authors and how had her first manuscript was accepted, because his "real" job market was a butcher in the morning and afternoon, he wrote stories. It was almost the beginning of the Black River and he was looking for sponsors. He was among the first novelists to enter the collection.

Time passed and one day after a phone call, we went by car to the markets in Paris, where his friend and novelist Alain Page turned his first film as director.

Time passed again, and retired, he and his wife went to live in the south. We lost sight of his death and learned through Alain Page whom I phoned. I have since found his wife who lives in the Paris region.

All my life I've been a fan of crime fiction through readings, but also through these meetings characters.

I have almost forgotten nothing of that blessed time, and that's why I research these authors sometimes unjustly forgotten that my humble person participates a little to publicize them, or better known, new generations.