Laure Conan
Novelist, Author
1845 – 1924
Who was Laure Conan?
Laure Conan, pen name of Marie-Louise-Félicité Angers, is regarded as the first true French-Canadian female novelist. She was born in Murray Bay, Canada East.
Educated by the Ursulines, Laure wrote eleven books focussed largely on religion and family structure in Quebec, with a particular interest in exploring the minds of her characters. She also was a valued contributor to Le Journal de Françoise, a bimonthly paper edited by Robertine Barry.
Conan's best remembered book is Angéline de Montbrun and is possibly Conan's best psychological novel. She died in Quebec, Quebec from heart failure following surgery to treat ovarian cancer, diagnosed days earlier by her grandnephew, a doctor.
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