Frederick Bagbeder — French writer, poet and critic, born on September 21, 1965 in Nice. His work spans a variety of genres, including the novel, essay, and journalism. Begbeder is best known for his provocative novels, which often explore themes of love, loneliness, and contemporary culture.
Among his most famous works are "Death for Love", "99 Francs" and "Windows on the World". He is also actively engaged in journalism, commenting on current social and cultural phenomena. Begbeder is known for his unconventional style and ironic approach to literature and life.
In addition to writing, the author actively works on television and in cinema, which allows him to remain at the center of cultural events in France. His works have been translated into many languages and received recognition not only in Europe, but also beyond its borders. Frederik Bagbeder continues to explore the world around us, offering readers his unique views and reflections.
