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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2021 · 24 MIN

PODCAST:Céline Jacobs nous emmène dans le tourbillon de l’homme imaginaire

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Le mot réalisme ne veut rien dire. Dans une certaine mesure, tout est réaliste. Il n'y a pas de frontière entre l'imaginaire et le réel (Federico Fellini,Artiste, Cinéaste, Scénariste) Céline Jacobs a grandi en Afrique centrale jusqu'à neuf ans. En Belgique depuis lors, elle a étudié le journalisme à l'Université Libre de Bruxelles (1995-2001) et a obtenu son agrégation de l'enseignement secondaire supérieur en 2005. Tombée sévèrement malade à 23 ans, elle s'en sort in extremis, après des années d'errance en institutions hospitalières, notamment grâce à la naissance de son fils. Elle est auteur d'un premier livre, "Petit Tom de ma vie" (2017).L’ouvrage est composé de lettres, adressées à son petit garçon, de la conception à ses quatre ans.A mon micro, elle nous parle , entre autres, de son dernier roman "L'Homme imaginaire" publié aux éditions “Le Lys Bleu” RÉSUMÉ de "L'Homme imaginaire": Durant sa dix-septième année, Cathy est éperdument amoureuse de Mike. Tragiquement, il meurt quelques heures après leur premier baiser. "L'homme imaginaire" présente le journal intime d'une jeune femme, plus de vingt ans après ce décès accidentel. À travers le récit de sa rencontre avec Pat, Cathy nous emmène dans un tourbillon d'émotions contradictoires et bouleversantes. Loin des clichés habituels, "L'Homme imaginaire" soulève la question existentielle de l'Amour, au travers d'une histoire toute particulière. Site internet : https://celine9ja.wixsite.com Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PetitTomdemavie/

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