Armand Cabasson

Armand Cabasson , born with Montpellier the November 26th 1970, psychiatrist and writer of historical Detective novel and Science fiction.

Going down from the medical officer Jean-Quenin Brémond, whom it puts in scene in its historical police accounts, Armand Cabasson follows with the daily newspaper an occupation of psychiatrist, particularly dedicated to the assistance brought to the teenagers in difficulties. Side plucks, it is particularly illustrated in the historical detective novel, where it transcribes in particular its passion for the Napoleonean time. It thus created a romantic cycle, inaugurated by the novel the Preys of the officer in 2002, where a recurring character, the humanistic captain Quentin Margont, evokes his memories of the great battles and the investigations which it was brought to lead to it.

Armand Cabasson is also the author of many news concerned with various literary kinds (Fantastique, Fantasy , Gothic, etc)

Anecdotes

Member of the association of the Napoleonean Memory and 813, the Association of the friends of the police literature.

Works

Novels

See the detailed article investigations of Quentin Margont.

Collections

The Blue fish Harms, Editions Harms of n°27 April, 2007

News

partial Bibliography

External bonds

Official site
Site of BDFI: bibliographical page
Site of the editions of Oxymore: interview by the writer Jess Kaan

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