What’s in store for the 17th book festival in Neuvy on Sunday

The Lecture et Loisirs association is organizing Sunday April 28, multipurpose room, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., number 17^e book festival with two guests of honor, Agnès Marin and Monique Devez-Vallienne, novels inspired by real-life stories.

Agnès Marin writes intimate novels that pay tribute to women in contemporary society, as well as numerous poems.

Monique Devez-Vallienne writes novels inspired by real stories. His latest book is The silences of Rochecombe inspired by the life of his grandfather who returned from the war in 1918.

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Alongside them, Annie Stone returns for the 3 ^e times (present in the afternoon), and Anne Bala,
Brigitte Baumont,
Jacques Welcome,
Alain Blondelon,
Odile Bonneau,
Sylvie Bos (accompanist How to succeed in learning) ;
Serge Camaille,
Yolande Deletang,
Jacqueline Deluzarches,
Stayly Dompierre,
Dominique Drouin,
Gisèle Dutheil,
Jo Rémi Faye,
Dominique Filleton,
Gisèle Gaston,
Laurent Jeannin,
Alain Leonard,
Sylvie Livet,
Christophe Masson,
Laurent Mathoux,
Patricia Mestre-Faula,
Serge Monié,
Elyane Rochefort,
Celine Roussel,
Gérard Vialtelle,
Michel Vialtelle,
Allier Genealogy (book by Christian Bonnejean);
Didier Boudonnat of La Jimbr’tée,
Anne-Marie Méténier of the Genealogical and Heraldic Circle of Bourbonnais, Magazine My Bourbonnais Land of the Bourbons.

Detective novels, local, thriller, fantasy, youth, early childhood, teenage books, travel diaries, comics, Bourbonnais heritage, nature, psychology, genealogy, history: many genres are represented.

In the room annexed to the multipurpose room, the Lecture et Loisir association is offering an exhibition “Homage to the Poilus – 2-6 p.m.”, Sunday April 28, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

An exhibition on Bourbonnais Poilus this April 28 in Neuvy