As part of the Reading for Everyone initiative, Delphine Bertholon will be speaking this week in schools, associations, and hospitals about her books “Cabine Commune,” “Ma Vie en Noir et Blanc,” and “Grรขce.”
Delphine Bertholon was born in Lyon in 1976. After earning a Master’s degree in Modern Literature, she moved to Paris to join filmmaker friends, becoming a screenwriter and then a novelist. She published “Cabine Commune” (JC Lattรจs) in 2007. Following that were “Twist,” “Lโeffet Larsen,” “Grรขce,” “Le Soleil ร mes Pieds,” “Les Corps Inutiles,” and “Cลur-Naufrage.” She also writes for young audiences: “Ma Vie en Noir et Blanc” (Rageot, 2016) and “Celle qui Marche la Nuit” (Albin Michel, 2019).
On the agenda:
Tuesday (Vernier Middle School, Roland Garros Middle School, Mistral Middle School).
Wednesday (Thierry Maulnier High School, Henri Fabre Middle School, Nice Nord Forum).
Thursday (Antoine Risso Middle School, Center for Adolescent Psychiatric Day Care CPJA).
