Éric Dussert

Poet, prodigious literary critic and essayist, Western tertön, writer Éric Dussert is the author of: La littérature est mauvaise fille (L'Atelier du Gue, 2006), Comme des enfants (Anabet, 2006), Alfred et l'omnibus (Cynthia 3000, 2007), Aphorisme (Fornax, 2009), Une forêt cachée (LTR, 2013), Cachée par la forêt (LTR, 2018). He is the co-author of the volumes: L'Arsimplaucoulis, délice des Carpates (Fornax, 2003) with Valérie Rouzeau, Les Mille et Une Vies des livres (Librairie Vuibert, 2014) with Éric Walbecq, Les Secrets des livres (Librairie Vuibert, 2015) with Éric Walbecq, Retrofutur (Buchet-Chastel, 2018) with Cédric Carles and Thomas Ortiz, Les Mots du livre (LTR, 2019) with Christian Laucou. He publishes literary chronicles in La Quinzaine littéraire, Le Monde diplomatique, Le Matricule des Anges, La Revue des revues and on his personal blog - L'Alamblog.

At L'Arbre Vengeur publishing house, he is the founder and director of Alambic collection in which distills spicy discoveries: Les tortues by Loys Masson, Quinzinzinzili by Régis Messac, Mon caméléon by Francis de Miomandre― just a few of the 25 titles so far.

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