François Médélin, 2020 (photography)

Born in 1977 in the Lyon region, François Médéline emigrated to Romans-sur-Isère at the age of 11 to learn rugby, ancient Greek and friendship. During his PhD, he is a researcher at Science Po Lyon, specializing in political sociology and linguistics. He lived and eaten politics for ten years as an advisor, pen, chief of staff and director of communications to various elected officials. He loves the belote stuck, picking mushrooms in Lozère, fishing for perches on the shores of Lake Geneva and his family. He wouldn't write if he hadn't read James Ellroy. He particularly appreciates David Lynch's unhealthy minds, Sergio Leone's sometimes potache lyricism, The Birth of Venusde Boticelli and the album Sssh by Ten Years After. He is the screenwriter of the film adaptation of Benjamin's novel Pike 4 books published at La Manufacture de livre The Tumult Policy, 2012 War Dreams, 201 Kill Jupiter, 2018 The Red Angel 2020 Whitmer published by Gallmeister. He crossed the North Atlantic Ocean sailing, devoted himself to writing, caring for children in a rugby school and does not really have a fixed home.