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How to pronounce Hubert Mingarelli: OOH-behr mang-gah-reh-LEE. The first syllable of "Mingarelli" is like "man," but with a nasal vowel sound, and without direct pronunciation of the letter N.
Hubert Mingarelli's is the author of numerous novels, short story collections and fiction for young adults. His books include Quatre soldats (Four Soldiers), which won the Prix de Médicis. He lives in Grenoble. A Meal in Winter was shortlisted for the 2014 Independent Foreign Fiction Prize.
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