Direction the south of France, in the town of Frontignan, a few kilometers from Sète. There, last weekend, the International Festival of the Novel Noir took place, which has existed since the end of the 1990s and which, each June, welcomes around thirty authors from all walks of life. With for this 26th edition, attention paid to the literature that takes place on the African continent. Report on the spot.
Guests
* Yves Jaumaindirector of International Black Roman Festival in Frontignan
* Isabelle Grémillet and Thibault Bassène from the Association Indigo lyrics, managers of the African Book Truck.
* Dieudonne Niangouna, poet, actor, playwright born in Congo-Brazzaville, he has to his credit many shows presented in Limoges, Avignon or at the Comédie-Française, and he is also the author of novels, including the new title The setting daddy to editions of The golden eyea fiction about the madness of a country, a people, a man.
* Helene Couturierauthor of the novel From woman to woman (Shorelines).