Books By Sarah Kaminsky - Author

Sarah Kaminsky is a French author, screenwriter, and script doctor born in Algeria. She immigrated to France at the age of three with her father Adolfo Kaminsky, two brothers and her mother Leïla, a Tuareg Algerian law student and anti-colonial activist whose father was a progressive imam. Her 2009 best-selling book about her father, A Forger's  Life, is now translated into fourteen languages. With numerous screenplays and writing credits, she is best known for her comedies in France, as well as for recent award-winning films seen around the world, Gauguin Voyage to Tahiti, How to Make a Killing, The Braid, and Farewell, Mr. Haffmann, which has earned 19 awards to date at U.S. film festivals. She has a son and lives in Paris.

Mike Mitchell is an award-winning translator of French and German who has been active as a translator for over thirty years and recently completed his one hundredth translation. He is the recipient of the Schlegel-Tieck Prize for