"Artichaut" tells the funny and sensitive story of a guy who almost became a pro rugby player and almost a writer... but above all, who never lost his sense of humor despite dyslexia.
"Artichoke: the story of a funny, sensitive guy.
This intro might have worked if it were the release of my first novel with Éditions Flammarion, but no.
Writing a novel for a dyslexic isn't the best idea. Writer no, but professional rugby player yes.
Well, I "almost" became one, but then, you know dyslexia... I was also close to building something big with "La femme de ma vie", but that damn dyslexia upset all my plans again...
Well, dyslexia doesn't excuse everything! But I invite you to come and discover the journey of a funny, sensitive guy.
Ah, but it works! In fact, I'm really going to end up writing a novel...
See you soon? (In a theater, not a bookshop, eh?)
This intro might have worked if it were the release of my first novel with Éditions Flammarion, but no.
Writing a novel for a dyslexic isn't the best idea. Writer no, but professional rugby player yes.
Well, I "almost" became one, but then, you know dyslexia... I was also close to building something big with "La femme de ma vie", but that damn dyslexia upset all my plans again...
Well, dyslexia doesn't excuse everything! But I invite you to come and discover the journey of a funny, sensitive guy.
Ah, but it works! In fact, I'm really going to end up writing a novel...
See you soon? (In a theater, not a bookshop, eh?)
