Alice Marie Céleste Durand, born Alice Fleury in Paris on October 12, 1842, was a French writer who achieved literary recognition under the masculine pseudonym Henry Gréville. Writing during the late nineteenth century, she became a notable figure in French letters, publishing works that garnered respect and official accolades.
Throughout her career, Durand's literary output was distinguished by her receipt of the Montyon Prize, a prestigious honor awarded by the Académie Française. She continued her writing career in France until her death on May 26, 1902, leaving a legacy tied to her famous pen name.
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