Born in Paris on April 11, 1922, died on June 7, 1991, the author of
Un singe en hiver
leaves behind him the image of a whimsical author and a poignant and melancholic work.
Back on the journey of a disenchanted poet.
In Salas, a hamlet in the Limousin which is accessed by the C31, the house is located on a dirt road:
Our farm - which is far from being a small farmhouse
-, boasts Blondin when he showed it around at the end of the 1970s. to the readers of
La Maison de Marie-Claire
,
consists of a vast barn with the depths of a cathedral, flanked by two rooms as a presbytery and a stable.”
Behind the white gate, a dog bares its teeth.
He bit a neighbor.
A sign warns:
"You enter this enclosure at your own risk."
After the death of Antoine, on June 7, 1991, then of his wife, Françoise, six years later, the house was sold to a guy who went bankrupt.
Placed in judicial liquidation, it was resold at auction to a Franco-Irish couple...
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