Lycée
If she were a planet, Eleanor Catton would be Venus because Eleanor Catton’s
astrological sign is libra, indeed she was born on September 24th, 1985.
If Eleanor Catton were a country, she would embody the enchanting landscapes
and cultural richness of New Zealand, her adopted homeland.
If she were a tree, she would be a maple tree : Eleanor was born in Canada, before
moving to New Zealand
If she were an animal, Eleanor Catton would be a wise and observant owl, perched
amidst the branches of literature, her keen eyes capturing the essence of human experience
with remarkable insight and depth.
If she were a dessert, Eleanor Catton would be a rich pavlova, each layer representing the
intricacies of her narratives, topped with the fresh sweetness of innovation and creativity.
If she were music, Eleanor Catton would be a symphony, with her words dancing across the
page like notes on a score, creating a harmonious blend of emotion.
If she were a film, Eleanor Catton would be an epic adventure, a western like her famous book
The Luminaries, 900 pages in which she describes people’s destinies influenced by stars position.
If she were a flower, Eleanor Catton would be a primrose because it’s a symbol of youth and Eleanor
is the youngest winner of the Man Booker Prize. In 2013, she became the youngest author to win this
award at the age of 28 for « The Luminaries ».
© 2023 Villa-Voice Partenaires Mentions légales
Lycée
If she were a planet, Eleanor Catton would be Venus because Eleanor Catton’s
astrological sign is libra, indeed she was born on September 24th, 1985.
If Eleanor Catton were a country, she would embody the enchanting landscapes
and cultural richness of New Zealand, her adopted homeland.
If she were a tree, she would be a maple tree : Eleanor was born in Canada, before
moving to New Zealand
If she were an animal, Eleanor Catton would be a wise and observant owl, perched
amidst the branches of literature, her keen eyes capturing the essence of human experience
with remarkable insight and depth.
If she were a dessert, Eleanor Catton would be a rich pavlova, each layer representing the
intricacies of her narratives, topped with the fresh sweetness of innovation and creativity.
If she were music, Eleanor Catton would be a symphony, with her words dancing across the
page like notes on a score, creating a harmonious blend of emotion.
If she were a film, Eleanor Catton would be an epic adventure, a western like her famous book
The Luminaries, 900 pages in which she describes people’s destinies influenced by stars position.
If she were a flower, Eleanor Catton would be a primrose because it’s a symbol of youth and Eleanor
is the youngest winner of the Man Booker Prize. In 2013, she became the youngest author to win this
award at the age of 28 for « The Luminaries ».
© 2023 Villa-Voice Partenaires Mentions légales