Maurice Larrouy

**Maurice Larrouy** ()) adalah seorang perwira marinir dan penulis asal Prancis.

## Biografi
Putra seorang komisaris jenderal Angkatan Laut, Larrouy diterima mayor di École Navale pada tahun 1901, menjadi perwira angkatan laut pada tahun 1903, juru bahasa Inggris yang dipatenkan pada tahun 1911, letnan kapal pada tahun 1913, dan pilot kapal udara yang dipatenkan. Setelah ia mengundurkan diri pada tahun 1919 untuk mengabdikan dirinya pada sastra, ia dipromosikan ke pangkat kapten cadangan korvet (1926) kemudian kapten fregat. Seorang petugas Légion d'honneur dan pemegang Croix de guerre 1914–1918, ia menikah di 2nd arrondissement of Paris Denise Decori pada 20 Desember 1916, putri  (1860–1915), seorang pengacara, sekretaris jenderal Kepresidenan Republik (1914), di hadapan presiden Raymond Poincaré, Louis Barthou, Alfred Capus dari Académie française, saksi mempelai wanita, dan , pendampingnya.

Pada awal abad ke-20 ia menerbitkan novel maritim dan eksotis, beberapa di antaranya agak sukses seperti *L'Odyssée d'un transport torpillé* (Prix Femina 1917) atau *Coup de roulis*. Buku-buku ini ditulis dalam semangat perwira angkatan laut lainnya, seperti Pierre Loti, Claude Farrère atau Paul Chack. Dia menampilkan dirinya di Académie française pada 24 Mei 1934 dan memperoleh 2 suara melawan 9 untuk Edmond Jaloux dan 24 untuk Maurice de Broglie, yang terpilih. Dia adalah wakil presiden Société des gens de lettres.

Edisi pertama dari beberapa novel menunjukkan nama samaran *René Milan* atau huruf "Y". Para bibliofil tahu bahwa dia menandatangani sejumlah besar salinan cetakan dari edisi asli buku-bukunya.

## Karya
*1912: *La race immortelle, roman épique*, under the pseudonym René Milan
*1915: *Les Vagabonds de la gloire* (prix Davaine; prix de la Ligue maritime française 1916), first published under the pseudonym René Milan and then reissued under his real name.
**I - Campagne d'un croiseur
**II - Trois étapes
**III - Matelots aériens
*1917: *L'Odyssée d'un transport torpillé*, Éditions Payot, (prix Fémina). Maurice Larrouy wrote this story in four weeks. The publication appeared anonymously in episodes in the "Revue de Paris" in 1917, in the middle of the world conflict. The publisher did not submit the first part to censorship, but the following part was truncated and the third part, deemed dangerous, formally prohibited, the author recounting daily life on board a ship in the form of letters or diary aboard a merchant navy of refueling.
*1921: *Raphaël Gatouna, Français d'occasion*
*1923: *Gatouna et l'Amour*
*1924: *Le Révolté*, a maritime novel that inspired a film in 1938
*1925: *Coups de roulis*, a novel of which Albert Willemetz drew inspiration in 1928 for the operetta composed by André Messager
*1926: *La caravane sur l'Atlantique*
*1926: *Leurs Petites majestés*, Indochinese novel. The novel tells in a rather light way the embarkation and the cruise on the adviso *Roncevaux* of a king of the kingdom of Sikar (Indochina peninsula), his majesty Pharnavong, his prime minister Prince Ploum, his first mandarin Bang and his three younger wives. The arrival of this little world on a ship of war, however small, considerably disrupts the life of the Pacha, the lieutenant of Kerquibec, and his two officers, ensigns  Goyenne, second officer, and Quintard, not to mention the crew ...
*1927: *Le marin*
*1927: *Sirènes et tritons, le roman du sous-marin*
*1928: *Trop de Bonheur*
*1928: *Le Trident*
*1930: *Les sept sacrements, roman d'un marin*
*1931: *Eaux brûlantes*, Paris, is a narrative of travel from France to Indochina. The first chapter relates the life aboard the steamer André-Lebon during the few weeks of transit. The book then describes French Indochina during the colonial exhibition, in a very "colonially correct" genre. It nevertheless offers a good testimony on this great colony at the time of the apogee of the biggest France. A few pages are devoted to the attempted record air link France-Far East by Joseph Le Brix. He also devotes a chapter to Java.
*1933: *Le cargo tragique*, Paris
*1933: *La vénus standard*, Paris
*1934: *Eaux glacées*, Paris, travel history in Manchuria, Japan, Canada and the United States.
*1934: *L’Invincible Armada*
*1936: *Arches de discorde*
*1937: *La grande fraude*, Paris

## Daftar pustaka
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## Referensi

## Pranala luar
* Maurice Larrouy on Babelio
* ''Le Révolté''  on Ancre de Marine
* Maurice Larrouy (René Milan) on *Histoire de la littérature maritime*