Café littéraire

2pm Centre Social Saint Exupéry.
Marcel Aymé (1902-1967) was a French writer, playwright, short story writer, screenwriter and essayist,
screenwriter and essayist. Author of two essays, seventeen novels,
several dozen short stories, a dozen plays, over 160 articles and stories. He remains very attached to his native region, Franche-Comté, to which he has made his home.
Comté, to which he has given pride of place in his novels: "La Table aux
crevés" (Prix Renaudot 1929), "La Vouivre" (1943) and "Gustalin" (1938).
Theme: Let's take a look at some of the books and novels that evoke Luxeuil or the Franche-Comté region:
The books of Bernard Desgranges / Monique Ponty: L'inconnu de la Proiseliere /
Fabrice Duchêne: Le quatrième salaud / Vincent Bousrez: La chèvre des marais / Michèle Larrère: Tempêtes et accalmies; Un complot éloquent; Le quartier Mieg à Luxeuil lès bains / Céline Navarre: L'envers des ombres / Philippe Gastel: Septième convoi pour l'Algérie / etc.