MICHEL MIZZI

Michel Mizzi lives and writes between Belle-Isle-en-Terre and soon Courtenay. His work unfolds at the crossroads of light and memory, where painting meets writing and the quest for the soul becomes the stuff of fiction.

Through historical fiction, alternate history, and biographical novels, he explores the fissures of time, the possible forks in history, and the inner silences that shape destinies.

Brittany is the deep anchor of his world. From Belle-Isle-en-Terre to Morlaix, and on to Pont-Aven, its inner and maritime landscapes permeate his pages.

With a background in graphic arts, Michel Mizzi casts a painterly eye on the world. His novels are constructed like canvases: composition, texture, chiaroscuro. Each sentence seeks the precision of the line; each silence, the density of a color.

His published works include:

Abstrus (collection),

Gueule de bois (novel),

Vincent (novel),

Temps fané (collection).

A new novel, États des lieux, will be published at the end of 2026, continuing this exploration of time and inner life.