Born in Clamart in 1979, Minh Tran Huy is a novelist and journalist of Vietnamese origin. After the preparatory class at the Lycée Henri IV, a Master of Arts and Sciences-Po Paris, she joined the Literary Magazine where she is currently the deputy editor. A writer of Des Mots de Minuit on France 2, she is also on a selection committee of feature films d'Arte since late 2007. La princesse et le pêcheur, her first novel, published in August 2007 tells a friendly love story against the backdrop of memory of Vietnam.

Riviera Award (Fnac de Nice) - Prize of Gironde-New Scriptures - Selection of the Goncourt of first novel, Emmanuel Robles Award.

"We can be stubbornly loyal to what no longer exists. A story of traces, dusty words. But it's another time that's told. Deleted distant landmarks and legends. For her first novel, Minh Tran Huy accompanies us with interrogations and internal pauses and heartbeats of Lan, a good young girl born in France of Vietnamese parents. Mingle closely literary impulses, his meeting with Nam, which turns into impossible love, and the discovery of her country of origin. It's very simply sincere, written with a touching proximity."

(XH, Le Monde des Livres, Friday, August 24, 2007)