✍ Scribed by Jean-René Huguenin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jean-René Huguenin commence une nouvelle vie. À la veille de ses vingt ans, il décide d'écrire un chef-d'œuvre. Ou rien. Ambitieux et plein d'orgueil, Huguenin se jette tout entier dans l'écriture. Ce Journal, pensé comme une œuvre littéraire à part entière, raconte les espoirs et les déceptions d'un écrivain en devenir, révolté par une époque jugée désespérément vide.
Jean-René Huguenin est né à Paris en 1936. Son unique roman, La Côte sauvage, a connu un succès exceptionnel. Il se tua deux ans plus tard dans un accident de voiture, à l'âge de 26 ans.
"Une méditation angoissée sur la jeunesse, la liberté, le désir de pureté et la mort." Le Monde
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