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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2021 · 21 MIN

PODCAST:Le Roi qui voulait voir la mer,le nouveau roman de Gérard de Cortanze

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Homme libre, toujours tu chériras la mer ! (Charles Beaudelaire) Gérard de Cortanze a publié plus de 90 livres, traduits en 25 langues. Lauréat de nombreux prix littéraires, dont le Renaudot pour Assam, il a obtenu le Prix du roman des Rendez-Vous de l’Histoire de Blois avec Les Vice-Rois, le Prix Jacques-Chabannes du roman d’Histoire avec Zazous, le Prix Historia du roman avec Femme qui court.son dernier roman est «Le Roi qui voulait voir la mer » paru aux Editions Albin Michel SYNOPSIS : Le 21 juin 1786, Louis XVI, qui n’a jamais voyagé, décide de se rendre à Cherbourg, contre l’avis de ses plus proches conseillers. Que compte-t-il rapporter de ce périple dans un territoire qu’on prétend hostile ? Pourquoi traverser ces terres où vivent encore des sorcières et plane le souvenir des invasions Vikings ? Roi lettré qui pratique couramment plusieurs langues, il sait tout des navires et des monstres marins. Il est capable de dresser la carte de l’expédition autour du monde de La Pérouse, mais n’a jamais embarqué, à trente-deux ans, sur un bateau ni vu la mer. Bouleversé par le spectacle de ces eaux déchaînées et de ce peuple qu’il découvre enfin, il se met à rêver à une société plus juste. Dans «Le Roi qui voulait voir la mer » Gérard de Cortanze nous propose un voyage échevelé et passionnant en terre normande, et nous fait découvrir un Louis XVI intime, humaniste, plus à l’aise avec les humbles que parmi ses courtisans : un Louis XVI comme on ne l’a encore jamais vu.

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