author
Jeanne Schultz
1862–1910
A French novelist of the late 19th century, she wrote romantic and historical fiction with a light, accessible style. Some of her books also appeared under the pen name Philippe Saint-Hilaire, adding a small air of mystery to her career.
3 Audiobooks
Jean de Kerdren
by Jeanne Schultz
La neuvaine de Colette
by Jeanne Schultz
La main de Sainte Modestine
by Jeanne Schultz
About the author
Born in Paris in 1862 and dying there in 1910, Jeanne Schultz was a French novelist whose work circulated in the closing decades of the 19th century. French-language reference sources describe her as a novelist, and bibliographic records show that her books continued to be preserved and reissued long after her lifetime.
Some of her novels were published under the pseudonym Philippe Saint-Hilaire before later being reissued under her own name. That detail gives her bibliography an interesting double identity, and it helps explain why readers may encounter her in catalogs under more than one name.
Schultz is associated with fiction for adult readers as well as books for younger audiences. Today she is mainly remembered through library records, digitized editions, and literary reference databases that keep her work available to curious modern readers.