Hans Höller's *Thomas Bernhard, une vie* is a biographical account of the influential Austrian writer Thomas Bernhard, originally published in French by L'Arche in 1997. The book explores Bernhard’s life, literary contributions, and his complex relationship with Austrian society and culture. Drawing on detailed research and contextual analysis, Höller presents an intimate portrait of one of postwar Europe’s most provocative and uncompromising authors. This edition, spanning 221 pages, offers readers a comprehensive look at Bernhard’s personal struggles, artistic evolution, and enduring legacy within the German-language literary canon.

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