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The Many Lives of Édouard Louis review: A deeply personal and immersive perspective from a writer  Hindustan Times

France’s Biggest Literary Sensation Tells His Story — Again  The New York Times

The Seditious Writers Who Unravel Their Own Stories  The New Yorker

Writing About Yourself Isn’t Inherently Selfish  The Atlantic

Review | A literary sensation who hit it big at 21 grapples with his status  The Washington Post

Change by Édouard Louis review – the revenge of Eddy  The Guardian

James Cahill - Portrait of the Auteur as a Young Man  Literary Review

Author Édouard Louis Says the Unsayable  Interview

Édouard Louis on Class, Violence, and Literature as a Space of Resistance  Literary Hub

Writer Édouard Louis weaponises the autobiography  The Saturday Paper

Who Killed My Father  4Columns

New York Diary  BOMB Magazine

The Unchanging Same: On Édouard Louis’s “A Woman’s Battles and Transformations”  lareviewofbooks

This Queer Author Probes How the Justice System Fails Sexual Assault Survivors  Them

Wendy James on Pop Art Survival | Interview  HeadStuff.org

‘When I was 21 it was already too late’: an extract from Change by Édouard Louis  The Guardian

Édouard Louis’s Change  Brooklyn Rail

Édouard Louis: ‘All my writing is political – and all my life is, too’  The Guardian

Édouard Louis: ‘For my family, a book was a kind of assault’  The Guardian

Édouard Louis on Fictionalizing His Violent Assault  Electric Literature

Change: A Novel by Édouard Louis review – a knack for dramatising filial strife  The Guardian

Édouard Louis Comes to Brooklyn: The History of Violence and The End of Eddy  Brooklyn Rail

Review: A memoirist 'phenomene' is France's answer to Knausgaard — minus the narcissism  Los Angeles Times

Author Édouard Louis: ‘Progressives can’t just sit back and say, “Isn’t the rise of the far right awful?”’  The Guardian

TRUE CRIME  Artforum

Growing Up Poor and Queer in a French Village  The New Yorker

Il Accuse: On “Who Killed My Father” by Édouard Louis  lareviewofbooks

Édouard Louis: “I dream of a world without politics”  The New Statesman