Faye, Jean-Pierre

Japanese: ファイユ（英語表記）Faye, Jean-Pierre

Born July 19, 1925 in Paris. French novelist, poet, and playwright. Studied philosophy at the University of Paris. Participated in the founding of the magazine Tell Quel, and in 1964 won the Prix Renaudeau for his difficult experimental novel L'Écluse. His works include the poetry collection Fleuve renversé (1959), the play Hommes et pierres (1964), and the novel treatise Le Récit unique (1967).

Faille
Faille

This refers to silk fabric with a vertical rib weave, a type of plain weave variation, or a similar fabric. The word "faille" comes from the French word for "layer." This type of fabric has flat horizontal ribs created by increasing the density of the warp threads and weaving two or more weft threads through the same shed. It is similar to grosgrain, but its ribs are thinner.

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Japanese:

[生]1925.7.19. パリ
フランスの小説家，詩人，劇作家。パリ大学で哲学を学ぶ。『テル・ケル』誌の創刊に参画，1964年難解な実験小説『水門』L'Écluseによってルノドー賞を受けた。詩集『逆流した川』Fleuve renversé（1959），戯曲『人と石』Hommes et pierres（1964）などのほか，小説論『唯一の物語』Le Récit unique（1967）がある。