Why you shouldn’t miss the crime fiction festival in Lamballe on November 16 and 17

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While waiting for the launch of Noir sur la ville on November 16 and 17, the fifteen or so hardworking volunteers have planned something to satisfy the curious and lovers of crime fiction. This is your appointment in Lamballe (Côtes-d’Armor).

The authors present (subject to reservation)

This year, around thirty authors will be there on November 16 and 17, for the Noir sur la ville salon at the Lamballe municipal hall. Most have already been here at least once. And then, you have to count on the faithful. » You have an appointment with the Bretons Hervé Le Corre (Who will live after us) and Fred Paulin (No enemy like a brother). Julia Chapman and Iain Levison, two foreign authors, will also be there.

Children’s novels and comic strips will not be left out, notably with Boris Beuzelin, illustrator and author of the poster for this 28^e edition and Claudine Aubrun, author and illustrator.

The complete list of authors present: Sylvie Allouche, Claudine Aubrun, Marine Béliard, Boris Beuzelin, Jean-Luc Bizien, Jérémy Bouquin, Briac, Marion Brunet, Julia Chapman, Alexandre Civico, Denis Flageul, Gildas Guyot, Caroline Hinault, Hervé Le Corre , Jean-Paul Le Denmat, Joël Le Gars, Ian Levison, Vincent Maillard, Marcus Malte, Max Monnehay, JH Oppel, Frédérique Paulin, JB Pouy, Christian Roux, Olivier Roux, Rachid Santaki, Caroline Solé, Danielle Thiery, Antonin Varenne, Claire Vesin, Marc Villard.

Round tables

Saturday at 3 p.m.: The fighterss with Caroline Hinault, Marion Brunet and Alexandre Cvico.

Sunday 2:30 p.m.: In the name of the father with Anthonin Varenne, Christian Roux and Claire Vesin.

Theatrical reading

Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m., two actors in residence at Quai des rêve will present a theatrical reading related to the work A beast in paradise by Cécile Coulon. This is a theatrical thriller. The story of a young girl who becomes a woman who becomes a beast. And who kills a man. While the creation of A Beast in Paradise is being constructed this season on stage, Paule Vernin and her accomplices from Grand Appétit have developed a theatrical reading to accompany the reception of the play. This reading brings together a corpus of extracts from crime fiction, contemporary poetry, testimonies or novels based on the themes of the play to be discovered on February 28 at the Quai des Rêves.

And also

Black on the city are also messages on the windows. As proof, in recent days, merchants’ windows have been adorned with quotes in the colors of the noir novel, works by authors selected at the show. It’s also a carte blanche evening for author Max Monnehay on Friday, November 15… For budding investigators, the same Friday, a giant Cluedo, designed by Escale Ybur, will take place in the city.

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