“Raisses”, a collection of Guibertine Émilie Hamoir on the link between the human and the rest of the living

After being a teacher, Guibertine, sensitive to ecological questions, works today in the publishing sector, being responsible for the editorial pole of the Royal Academy of French Language and Literature in Belgium.“The theme of ecology, the relationship to the living, to nature are problems that are really close to my heart. For example, I wondered how I could help to move consciences. Similarly, I decided to do so by writing. For example, Writing a collection of news rather than a novel allowed me to approach the subject under several facets. Consequently, I was able to integrate various characters, different styles and ways of seeing things. Others shoot fantastic or science fiction. “

Easy to read, poetic and sensitive, the first work of the Walloon Brabançonne was sold in 500 copies. For its second production. she “raisses”, collection guibertine émilie hamoir chose the editor Edem, who launched herself recently and which is notably crossed by ecological concerns. “He can therefore print several copies on request in two or three days.”

Pascale Guyaux is a teacher in French in a secondary establishment from Namur. She particularly appreciates such works in order to share them with her students.“Embarking the reader through realism. fantastic and science fiction, it is, against the backdrop of climatic issues, news that does not leave indifferent. They forceundeniably on reflection, raising a questioning “she comments.

“Each story explores upset environments upset. different and yet familiar, such as the sea, the mountain, the city and the countryside. PWandered to the heart of nature. but also and above all to the heart of the human, the reader is invited to the reflexive journey on the narrow link between man and the rest of the living “, Concludes “raisses”, collection guibertine émilie hamoir Pascale Guyaux, emphasizing a clear, fluid, without emphasis writing.