Person

Marie Thérèse Blanc

born 1840, died 1907 (age 67)

pseudonyms: Thérèse Bentzon
gender: female
born in: Seine-Port, France
died in: Paris, France
vocations: author, publisher
work: New York City, United States   |  Chicago, United States   |  Boston, United States   |  Louisiana, United States  

translator of the following texts (16):
A Little Traveler   (Published in: 1880, 1884)
A Native of Winby   (Published in: 1893, 1891)
Decoration Day   (Published in: 1892, 1893)
Impressions d'une rôdeuse de nuit   (Published in: 1890)
La Dame du Bac   (Published in: 1890)
La Fermière Finch   (Published in: 1890)
Le Héron blanc   (Published in: 1890)
Le Revenant   (Published in: 1890)
Le Roi de l'Ile Folle   (Published in: 1890)
Le jour de la décoration   (Published in: 1894)
Le roman de la femme-médecin   (Published in: 1890)
Natif de Winby : récit de la Nouvelle-Angleterre   (Published in: 1895)
Perdu   (Published in: 1890)
Une Nonne de la Nouvelle Angleterre   (Published in: 1896)
Une Veillée funèbre   (Published in: 1890)
Une petite Voyageuse   (Published in: 1890)

author of the following texts (2):
Le Violon de Job: Scènes de la Vie Bréhataise   (Published in: 1874, 1875)
Un Romancier de la Novelle-Angleterre: Mary E. Wilkins   (Published in: 1896)

publications (11):
Revue des Deux Mondes   (Published in: 1874 )
Le Violon de Job; Sous le Masque; Sang-mêlé; Armelle   (Published in: 1875 )
Good Company   (Published in: 1880 )
The Mate of the Daylight, and Friends Ashore   (Published in: 1884 )
Le roman de la femme-médecin ; suivi de Récits de la Nouvelle-Angleterre   (Published in: 1890 )
The Atlantic Monthly   (Published in: 1891 )
Harper's Magazine   (Published in: 1892 )
A Native of Winby and Other Tales   (Published in: 1893 )
Revue des deux mondes   (Published in: 1894 )
Natif de Winby : récit de la Nouvelle-Angleterre   (Published in: 1895 )
Revue des Deux Mondes   (Published in: 1896 )

manager at the following publishers:
Au Bureau de la Revue des Deux Mondes   (founded in: 1831 )
Michel-Lévy frères   (founded in: 1836 closure in: 1875)

text settings:
Maine, Massachusetts
Maine, New England
Set in a fictional New England village likely based on Randolph, Massachusetts where the author lived.
Set on the island of Bréhat, in Brittany.

publication locations:
Boston
New York City
Paris

Relations to other persons:
friendship:
Laura Jane Addams   (1860 - 1935)
Oliver Wendell Holmes   (1809 - 1894)
Jacob Riis   (1849 - 1914)
translator:
Bret Harte   (1836 - 1902)
Sarah Orne Jewett   (1849 - 1909)
Robert Louis Stevenson   (1850 - 1894)
Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman   (1852 - 1930)
mentor:
Armandine Lucile Aurore Dupin, Baronne Dudevant (George Sand)   (1804 - 1876)

Periodicals:
contributor:
Revue des Deux Mondes   (founded in: 1831 )
translator:
Revue des Deux Mondes   (founded in: 1831 )