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Martin Page
Born	1975

Martin Page (born 1975) is a French writer.^[1]

He is the author of the bestselling novel, How I Became Stupid,^[1] which won the Euroregional schools’ literature prize,^[2] an award given by Belgian, Dutch and German students.^[3]

Bibliographyedit

Novelsedit

• How I Became Stupid (Comment je suis devenu stupide) (2000),^[4] ISBN 9782842630409
• Une parfaite journée parfaite (2002), ISBN 9782748107760
• La libellule de ses huit ans (2003),^[4] ISBN 9782842630683
• On s'habitue aux fins du monde (2005),^[4] ISBN 9782842631123
• The Discreet Pleasures of Rejection (Peut-être une histoire d'amour) (2008), ISBN 9782879296173
• La disparition de Paris et sa renaissance en Afrique (2010), ISBN 9782879297033
• La mauvaise habitude d'être soi (2010), illustrated by Quentin Faucompré, ISBN 9782757828830
• La nuit a dévoré le monde (2012), with pseudonym Pit Agarmen, ISBN 9782221132869
• L'apiculture selon Samuel Beckett (2013), ISBN 978-2823600070
• Je suis un dragon (2015), with pseudonym Pit Agarmen, ISBN 9782221145395
• L'art de revenir à la vie (2016), ISBN 9782021174960

Young adult novelsedit

Flora et Max series, with Coline Pierré:

1. La folle rencontre de Flora et Max (2015), ISBN 9782211223942
2. Les nouvelles vies de Flora et Max (2018), ISBN 9782211239035

Stand-alones:

• Traité sur les miroirs pour faire apparaitre les dragons (2009), ISBN 9782211094641
• Le club des inadaptés (2010), ISBN 9782211201575
• Plus tard, je serai moi (2012), ISBN 9782812604911

Children's novelsedit

• Le garçon de toutes les couleurs (2007), ISBN 9782211085373
• Je suis un tremblement de terre (2009), ISBN 9782211094559
• Conversation avec un gâteau au chocolat (2009), illustrated by Aude Picault, ISBN 9782211091770
• Le zoo des légumes (2013), illustrated by Sandrine Bonini, ISBN 9782211213219
• La première fois que j'ai (un peu) changé le monde (2018), ISBN 9782809661064

Young adult short storiesedit

• "L'invention d'un secret" (2007), collected in Juke-box (ISBN 9782211086158)

Children's booksedit

Picture books:

• La bataille contre mon lit (2011), illustrated by Sandrine Bonini, ISBN 9782360800230
• La recette des parents (2016), illustrated by Quentin Faucompré, ISBN 9782812611339
• Le permis d'être un enfant (2019), illustrated by Ronan Badel, ISBN 9782075097994

Comicsedit

• Le banc de touche (2012), with Clément C. Fabre, ISBN 9782365350051
• Tu vas rater ta vie et personne ne t'aimera jamais (2012), ISBN 9791090425354
• 16 ways to get a boner (2013)^[5]
• If diseases were desserts (2013)^[6]

Poemsedit

• 24 putain de poèmes de Noël (2021), collection of 24 poems^[7]
• Un accident entre le monde et moi (2022), collection of poems, ISBN 978-2362294303

Non-fictionedit

Essays:

• De la pluie (2007), ISBN 9782841148516
• Manuel d'écriture et de survie (2014), ISBN 9782021174885
• La charité des pauvres à l'égard des riches (2015), illustrated by Quentin Faucompré, ISBN 9791095668015
• Les animaux ne sont pas comestibles (2017), ISBN 978-2221193389
• Au-delà de la pénétration (2020), ISBN 9782371000926

Self help:

• N'essayez pas de changer : le monde restera toujours votre ennemi (2018), illustrated by Coline Pierré, ISBN 9782956536123

Epistolary:

• Nous avons des armes et nous ne savons pas nous en servir (2011), with Jakuta Alikavazovic, ISBN 9782913192980

Adaptationsedit

• Comment je suis devenu stupide (2004), comic by Nicolas Witko, based on novel How I Became Stupid
• Maybe a Love Story (2018), film directed by Rodrigo Bernardo, based on novel The Discreet Pleasures of Rejection
• The Night Eats the World (2018), film directed by Dominique Rocher, based on novel La nuit a dévoré le monde
• Le club des inadapté.e.s (2021), comic by Cati Baur, based on novel Le club des inadaptés

Sourcesedit

• http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?isbn=9780142004951&atch=h&atchi=158346812
• http://www.tower.com/details/details.cfm?wapi=100555497

Referencesedit

External linksedit

• Official website
• Monstrograph (in French)
• Martin Page at IMDb
• Pit Agarmen (Martin Page pseudonym) at IMDb
• Carpentier, Mélanie; Camhi, Marilyne (September 2005). "Interview de Martin Page". Evene.fr (in French). Archived from the original on 2007-10-31. Retrieved 2008-10-31.