Je vous dois la vérité en littérature par le Master de Création Littéraire de l'ESADHAR

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Première émission de radio EN DIRECT de l'année pour les étudiant-e-s du Master de Création littéraire du Havre mardi 21 novembre à 20 h.Le point de départ, une citation de l'écrivain, photographe, éditeur Denis Roche, disparu en 2015 (et qui était né un 21 novembre) : « Je vous dois la vérité en littérature & je vous la dirai… tu parles ! » (Dépôts de savoir et de technique, Le Seuil, "Fiction & Cie").Production : Laure Limongi.Textes : étudiant-e-s du Master de Création littéraire du Havre.Réalisation : Emmanuel Lalande.Émission enregistrée au studio PiedNu, Fort de Tourneville, Le Havre.

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Première émission de radio EN DIRECT de l'année pour les étudiant-e-s du Master de Création littéraire du Havre mardi 21 novembre à 20 h.

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