She makes a Curaçaoan haroseth (the fruit-and-nut paste integral to the Seder plate) and a Sephardic dish called huevos haminados: eggs simmered overnight in a mixture of onion skins, tea leaves ...

Her sure-handedness won her acclaim as the “grande dame” of Francophone literature. She was twice shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, given to novelists writing in languages other ...

Her death was confirmed by publisher Buchet Chastel. Often referred to as the "Grande Dame" of Caribbean literature, Condé's writing explored conflicts within Western, African and Caribbean cultures.

Condé, who lived in Luberon, France in recent years, was often called the “grande dame” of Caribbean literature. Influenced by Frantz Fanon, Aimé Césaire and other critics of colonialism ...

Her sure-handedness won her acclaim as the “grande dame” of Francophone literature. She was twice shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, given to novelists writing in languages other ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Maryse Condé, an acclaimed French-language novelist from Guadeloupe who in novels, stories, plays and memoirs imagined and redefined the personal and historical past from 17th ...

Maryse Condé, a French-language author from Guadeloupe who became known as the grande dame of Caribbean literature ... a tremor the thick mist that rose from the marshes, and alighted in the ...

Condé, who lived in Luberon, France in recent years, was often called the “grande dame” of Caribbean literature. Influenced by Frantz Fanon, Aimé Césaire and other critics of colonialism ...

Condé, who lived in Luberon, France in recent years, was often called the “grande dame” of Caribbean literature. Influenced by Frantz Fanon, Aimé Césaire and other critics of colonialism ...