H3 - A paperback book SIGNED and inscribed by Jean Siccardi to previous owner on the half-title page in very good condition that has some bumped corners, some scattered scratches and dents, light tanning and shelf wear. Text in French. Au 19e si�cle entre Toulon, Brignoles, Aups et Barjols. Fernand Martin dit > est ouvrier � l'usine de chanvre de Barjols et y m�ne une vie paisible. Mais la rencontre de deux personnages va faire basculer son existence : Duteil, le responsible politique des cercles r�publicains, ennemi farouche du future Napol�on III, et Ana�s, la jolie Proven�ale don't il tombe �perdument amoureux. D�s lors, enjeu politique et drame passionnel vont conduire Bidour�, digne h�ros des grands romans populaires, vers un destin ineluctable. Jean Siccardi offer une fois de plus un tr�s bel homage � la Provence et allie avec talent la fresque historique et la grande aventure romanesque. 9"x5.5", 275 pages. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Jean Siccardi is a French poet, playwright, novelist and author of children's books. His grandparents left Italy at the beginning of the 20th century and he recounts in his first novel from 1994, La Carriole , the adventures of these Italians in search of a better life. It was through poetry that he first devoted himself to literature. He was then noticed by Jean Rousselot , Robert Sabatier and Jean Gouhier . Poetry will be revealed in his novels for young people. In writing workshops he trains masters, educators and animators. From 1972, he led literary experiments in sensitive neighborhoods. He lives in Saint-Maximin, near Sainte-Baume in the Var. A prolific author, he published more than half a hundred books which make him a great Proven�al author. Size: 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall.

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Title: Les Roses Rouges de D�cembre
Publisher: Presses de la Cit�
Publication Date: 2000
Language: French
ISBN 10: 2258051819
ISBN 13: 9782258051812
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket as Issued
Signed: Signed by Author

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La fabuleuse histoire de Bidour�, v�ritable h�ros proven�al et grande figure de la m�moire populaire, que fait revivre Jean Siccardi dans un r�cit �pique et passionnant.

Au XIXe si�cle entre Toulon, Brignoles, Aups et Barjols. Fernand Martin, dit " Bidour� ", est ouvrier � l'usine de chanvre de Barjols et y m�ne une vie paisible. Mais la rencontre de deux personnages va faire basculer son existence : Duteil, le responsable politique des cercles r�publicains, ennemi farouche du futur Napol�on III, et Ana�s, la jolie Proven�ale dont il tombe �perdument amoureux. D�s lors, enjeu politique et drame passionnel vont conduire Bidour�, digne h�ros des grands romans populaires, vers un destin in�luctable.

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N� � Nice, Jean Siccardi vit dans un petit village de montagne situ� dans les Alpes-Maritimes. Ses grands-parents pi�montais ont migr� au d�but du xxe si�cle dans le comt� de Nice. De cet h�ritage sont n�s son attachement et sa passion pour la culture m�diterran�enne au sens large. Auteur d'ouvrages po�tiques, d'albums pour la jeunesse, de pi�ces de th��tre, de documents et de romans, Jean Siccardi est un auteur prolifique pour lequel le travail d'�crivain est un v�ritable m�tier que l'on ne peut partager avec rien d'autre" On doit consacrer sa vie enti�re � son m�tier d'�crivain, sans aucune concession ni indulgence. '

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