Le Complexe d'Andrée-Anne
Subtitle: roman
By: Lynda Lessard.
Publisher: Édition clandestine
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Québec, Québec, Canada
Language: fre
Number of pages: 202
ISBN-13: 9782980469213
Description: Le Complexe d'Andrée-Anne is a novel by Lynda Lessard published in 1993. It is a novel of learning against a background of autobiography, social and philosophical. It speaks of self-seeking, of identity problems where the destabilization of filial ties is the first factor of uncertainty.

The story presents the youth of Andrée-Anne Fontaine and the time of the story extends over several years, until it reaches the ideal of the accomplished and cultivated woman.

Summary
The action takes place in France and Quebec during the years of nineteen hundred and seventy to ninety. In the early days of Christophe Desruisseaux, he was a songwriter in Paris, where Ariane Sauvage dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. And around Andrée-Anne Fontaine gravitate to Florent Fontaine and Anne-Marie Chartier, but also Albert and Jeanne, Terrence, Laurence and Maude, her family, as well as Élise and Marie-Chantal, friends, impotent witnesses or participants in her quest for identity, here called "the Andrée-Anne complex".