Daniel de Roulet is a French-speaking Swiss writer. After his education as an architect, he earned his life as an IT specialist in telecommunication.

Since 1997 he has devoted himself entirely to writing.

He is the author of some thirty books, including a cycle of ten novels that trace, through the history of two families, the heroic deed of nuclear power from Hiroshima to Fukushima, from the triumph of science to questioning of its excess.

Daniel de Roulet is also the author of travel stories, including "Tous les lointains sont bleus" published by Phébus, and critical essays, including "Tu n’as rien vu à Fukushima".

The writer will be present for a reading of his latest work “Territoire terrestre” and to dedicate his book.
A man and a woman go on a long journey together for 7 months. Every day, the man writes down the progress of their romantic relationship, but does not tell the woman anything about it. In the very end, to the woman’s surprise, he offers her the 200 letters of love he wrote.

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From 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm 

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