Thélyson Orélien

Thélyson Orélien

Thélyson Orélien is a Haitian-born Canadian novelist and poet. He is best known for his 2026 novel C'était ça ou mourir, published by Éditions du Boréal in Quebec and by Éditions Grasset in France. The work received widespread critical acclaim and appeared on the selection lists for numerous literary awards, including the Prix Goncourt. Orélien was subsequently accused of plagiarism and of using generative AI in several of his works. C'était ça ou mourir was removed from consideration for the Prix Goncourt as a result.

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• Entity:  Novelist, Poet

• Born:  May 23, 1988, Gonaïves, Haiti
• Age:  38 Years
• Occupation:  Novelist, Poet
• Language:  French
• Education:  State University Of Haiti, Université De Montréal
• Period:  2006–Present
• Born:  23 May 1988
• Wikidata description:  Haitian Poet And Writer
• Wikidata label:  Thélyson Orélien
• Wikidata aliases:  Thélyson Orélien, Thelyson Orelien

• Related Topics:  21St-Century Haitian Novelists, 21St-Century Haitian Poets, Haitian Male Novelists, Haitian Male Poets, Haitian Quebecers, Haitian Emigrants To Canada, Plagiarism Controversies, Canadian Columnists, Université De Montréal Alumni