Éléphants et pattes de mouche

It’s back-to-school time. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to conduct my writing workshops, as I don’t have a venue. I regret this, as you can imagine. Thus, after two years—one year in a bookstore and one year at the Douvres community center—my elephants and my tiny handwriting find themselves in a situation that seems inextricable…

I am currently working on the English version of L’harmonica, le trombone et le parapluie. There will be a few changes, notably the title.On a Glenn Miller Tune seems more suitable in the language of Shakespeare There will also be a new preface. Indeed, Mr. Neil Barber, the historian specializing in D-Day and the 9th…

It is with great joy that I announce that L’harmonica le trombone et le parapluie now exists in its English version. It will be online soon. Very soon. I would like to thank Éditions In Octavo and my accomplice Martin Long for his proofreading. All that remains is for me to work on the new…

Christelle has produced a beautifully written and poignant tale that reflects, in one suchincident, the many legacies of this bravery; one of them being love. She relates in amasterful manner the depth of pain that can go with such love, engendered andexaggerated during wartime. This book is a tribute to all such French people and…

On the musical notes of Glenn Miller I discovered Peter’s story.We sail between 1944 and 1994, to discover the links that were created between this Englishman parachuted into the heart of D-Day and this small village on the Normandy coast.A life that was filled with many lives but also with regrets.What if telling his story…

« Those who know me and who are familiar with my works know how much I love artists. Arnaud Jusiewicz (covers of Itinerrances, A Light in the Night), Marianne Monnoye-Termeer (From You to Me), Philippe Morel (The Flowers of the Lake)—I owe these three artists magnificent covers. Today, a new collaboration is in the works. So,…