Jean-Pierre Spilmont

Jean-Pierre Spilmont lives in Savoy.

He was producer of emissions and author of dramatic-radiophonic on France Culture and with the Radio French-speaking Switzerland and is the author of tests, poetry, novels, news and theater. He is prize winner of the Foundation of France, Letters Border and received the Grand Prix of the Book of History of the Company of the Men of letters.

Its first poetic texts are appeared at Rougerie in the Seventies, and are republished today in the collection … in the desert of blood , with the Editions of the Take-off. More recently, Lumière of the hands is appeared at Cadex.

Jean-Pierre Spilmont is especially known for his novels Wandering Suns (Flammarion, republished with the Master key of the Wind), the crossing of the Cold Grounds (Words of Paddle), All the negros resemble himself (in collaboration with Gilles Roussi, Paroles of Paddle), for his biography of the pioneer of Mont Blanc Jacques Balmat says Mont Blanc (Albin Michel, republished with the editions Guerin de Chamonix) and for his test on the Valley of the Wonders (Attinger).

He also wrote many texts and accounts: Opinion, lives of storm , quiet Days in Vinsobres , Silent film , Ten small variations for modulated frequency , country Memory - Gestures and traditions of a Savoyard world … With the illustrator Nasturtium Mazille, it published into 2003 with the editions " Doors of the monde" two books of tales for children ( When Pierrot sought Colombine and the revenge on Wild rose Cornouille ). With the photographer and painter Bernard-Marie Lauté, he also wrote for the magazine Double page.

Jean-Pierre Spilmont published many plays: Little Boy Manhattan , created in December 2005 with the Co Michel '' the winter slowly kills us on the shoulder '', created in 2002 with the theater of Thiers and recovery in 2003 with the theater of the Russet-red Cross and in 2004 in Mouscron in Belgium, '' It was necessary to invent the sea '', put in space by Stanislas Nordey in 1994 within the framework of the Readings of Chartreuse of Villeneuve-the-Avignon, '' Pinocchio E it filo LED cuore '', created on December 3rd, 1996, within the framework of the Festival Guarda Europa, with the Laudi Theater, in Florence, '' Béatrice and Francesco '', a requiem created in 1996 for the International Artistic Center Roy Binder with a Music of Giovanna Marini.

It resided with Chartreuse of Villeneuve Avignon, in Montreal with the invitation of the Union of the Quebec writers. It was invited to Kazakstan and in seven Russian universities at the time of the Spring of the poets 2004 and 2007.

Texts of Jean-Pierre Spilmont were translated into German, English, Arabic, Italian, Portuguese, Macedonian, Polish and Russian.

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