Territoire d'info - Entrevue avec l'auteur Jean Guillemot

C’est en 2009 que l’auteur français Jean Guillemot décide, avec sa femme Stéphanie, d’aller à la découverte du grand nord canadien d’une manière bien particulière : en parcourant en canoë la rivière Nahanni, située dans la réserve du parc national Nahanni, dans le Sud-ouest des Territoires du Nord-Ouest, près de Fort Simpson ! Jean Guillemot en a tiré un documentaire, diffusé dans plusieurs pays, mais aussi un roman inspiré de son voyage, ainsi que ses découvertes. Aujourd’hui, retourné en France, c’est depuis l’île de la Réunion, dans l’océan indien, qu’il nous en parle aujourd’hui.

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