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By the author of Dix minutes à perdre, winner of 24 literary awards.
Léa, Tim, and his cousin Quentin set themselves a challenge during their vacation in Corsica: to venture alone along the Mare a Mare trail that crosses the island. But after a few hours of walking, thick fog envelops them and the mountain closes in on them like a trap. It’s impossible to find their way back. As night falls, the disaster scenarios Quentin imagines begin to seem strangely credible…
After twenty years spent in teaching and training, Jean-Christophe Tixier cast off his moorings to devote himself completely to writing.
He is the author of about thirty novels, in different genres and for different ages, for both young people and adults.
He is also the author of short stories, comics, and radio dramas that have been broadcast on France-Inter, and also works on screenplay writing.
He lives in the southwest of France.
Born on June 3, 1992, in Marseille. Anne-Lise left high school at the start of her junior year to start her blog, “Un monde vu d’en haut” (A world seen from above). After an internship at the “Zarmatelier” workshop, she joined the Anachronique collective. Invited to Festiblog, she was nominated for “Blog Revelation” in 2010. But it was in 2011, after participating in the annual Manolosanctis competition, that she was selected along with Yohan Sacré to participate in the Vivre Dessous collective, released in September. Since then, she has worked for Phosphore magazine at Bayard Jeunesse, then for the Les Autres Gens collective created by Thomas Cadène, and participated in Pochep and Silver’s Projet 17 mai.
“Souris noire” collection
