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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2022 · 18 MIN

PODCAST:Catherine Hermary-Vieille vous invite a découvrir son roman « Les Exilés de Byzance »

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Ce ne sont pas les histoires qui importent, mais le ton sur lequel elles sont racontées (Christian Bobin) Catherine Hermary-Vieille, est une romancière et biographe française.La plus grande part de son œuvre romanesque appartient à la veine du roman historique, notamment La Marquise des ombres (1983), récit centré sur la Marquise de Brinvilliers, célèbre empoisonneuse du XVIIe siècle, jugée et reconnue coupable dans l'Affaire des Poisons, et Merveilleuses (2011), qui évoque la France au lendemain de La Terreur. La Bête, paru en 2014, se base sur l'histoire de la Bête du Gévaudan.Son dernier roman “Les Exilés de Byzance » est une fresque magistrale qui traverse cinq siècles, qui retrace le destin d’une famille prise dans les turbulences de l’Histoire, la douleur de l’exil et la quête de ses racines. Synosis : 29 mai 1453. Byzance, dernière capitale de l’empire romain d’Orient, tombe après le siège le plus sanglant de l’Histoire. La fière cité qui a résisté pendant plus de mille ans à tous les assauts s’effondre sous la violence de l’offensive turque. Jusqu’à l’intérieur de la basilique Sainte-Sophie, le peuple se défend avec ardeur et fièvre. Mais les vainqueurs n’épargnent ni les vieillards, ni les femmes, ni les enfants. Deux frères, Nicolas et Constantin Dionous parviennent à s’enfuir, l’un vers la Russie, l’autre vers les rives de la Méditerranée. Ils se font le serment qu’un jour, leurs descendants se retrouveront. (photo copyright Mouna Smir)

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