Annie Epelbaum-Moreau

1938–2011 (age 73)

Biography

Annie Epelbaum-Moreau composed works that combined literary grace with a deep commitment to memory and justice, drawing from her experiences to give voice to history.

Her enduring curiosity and mentorship kindled new generations of writers who admired her courage and unwavering sense of purpose.

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