Jean Echenoz
(born in 1947)
French writer and novelist. He was the recipient of numerous awards, notably the Prix Médicis in 1983 for his work Cherokee, and then the Prix Goncourt in 1999 for Je m'en vais.
Henri Charles Abraham Eichstädt
(1772/1848)
German philologist, one of Goethe's correspondents.
Pauline Elisabeth of Romania
(1843/1916)
Queen of Romania (1881). She wrote under the pseudonym Carmen Silva.
Adolphe Empis (also known as Simonis)
(1795/1868)
Playwright, general administrator of the Comédie-Française, member of the French Academy.
Roland Engerand
(1892/1951)
A writer, he is the author of poems, essays and novels. He was an instructor officer at Saint-Cyr-l'Ecole and then settled in Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire until his death.
Adolphe Ennery (d')
(1811/1899)
A novelist and playwright, he wrote more than two hundred plays or opera libretti and enjoyed great success.
Louise Tardieu d’Esclavelles Epinay (d’)
(1726/1783)
Elle tient un salon très fréquenté des hommes de lettres, parmi lesquels des encyclopédistes. Protectrice de Rousseau.
