Noëlle Roger
Noëlle Roger (1874-1953), born Hélène Dufour, was a Swiss author and journalist known for her contributions to science fiction and fantastical literature. She gained recognition with her novel 'Le Soleil enseveli' in 1928, which introduced themes of myth and adventure within the context of the lost civilization of Atlantis. Married to anthropologist Eugène Pittard, Roger produced numerous works, including biographies and wartime reports, but her literary contributions have often been overlooked in the genre.
Born on Jan 01, 1874 (152 years old)
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Noëlle Roger disrupted the literary club of yachtmen with her work 'Le Soleil enseveli' in 1928.
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