Simenon


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French writer (born in Belgium) best known for his detective novels featuring Inspector Maigret (1903-1989)

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Simenon learned his trade in the age of the hard-boiled detective.
Simenon's son John, who will be an executive producer on the films, said: "I have no doubt my father, like me, would have approved of Rowan's casting and been very excited to see him inhabit his most renowned creation."
Assistant trainer Emmet Mullins also delivered an upbeat report about Simenon.
This time 12 months ago Simenon was turning in disappointing efforts over hurdles, but once trainer Willie Mullins freshened him up and returned him to the Flat, he was a revelation.
Another dual-purpose performer, John Quinn's Countrywide Flame, is a best-priced 6-1 favourite for the 2m2f handicap with most bookmakers, while the Willie Mullins-trained Simenon - a dual winner at Royal Ascot last year - is a 7-1 chance.
Maigret, Simenon and France; social dimensions of the novels and stories.
In it a writer and his wife finds their lives torn by violence and death--but the story is told as three separate novels, each set in a different decade and written in a style inspired by a different mystery genre name: Georges Simenon, Raymond Chandler and Jim Thompson.
AYR may be gearing up towards Saturday's Gold Cup, but tomorrow's fare is of a more modest order - which should suit the promising Simenon in the EBF Novice Stakes.
In addition the company has also revealed that it is hoping to expand its literary estates division, which includes novels by Agatha Christie, Georges Simenon's Maigret novels and Raymond Chandler's Marlowe mysteries, The Guardian reported.
But yesterday the band's Paul Simenon said there would be no show as they were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
On view were portraits of Josephine Baker, Yul Brynner, Coco Chanel, Charlie Chaplin, Colette, Diaghilev, Arthur Rubinstein, Picasso, Erik Satie, and Georges Simenon, along with a great number of fashion sketches.
He has worked with writers as varied as Georges Simenon and Cocteau and composers such as Sauguet, Messaien, and Marius Constant.