The legend of Cindy Stewart, the daughter-Dauphinis a story inspired by an exit to the author’s beach with his granddaughter a few years ago. A sailor specimen then ventured near her, out of curiosity, during a swim. The author’s brain, always well awake, imagined a story overnight. This is where the new story of Bernard Fillion was born.
From Chicoutimi, to Caroline, via the Assumption, the story of the Saguenian author makes his reader travel in a universe at the crossroads of the imaginary and reality. “When you have finished reading my book, you can wonder:” It can be or that cannot be? “,” Says Mr. Fillion.
Free digital version
The book, available in digital and free version, is an edition that he himself decided to share with the general public. With the help of her spouse, Christiane Boivin, who acted as a councilor-corner, Bernard Fillion delivered a simple and illustrated version of his legend. It was very important for him that the work was accessible to everyone, not only for the monetary aspect, but also in the format and the writing style.
“If you read my books, there is no word that is complicated and it’s very important to me. […] I don’t want people to look in a dictionary, ”he says.
The legend of Cindy Stewart, the daughter-Dauphin However, could be published by a publishing house soon, while the author is under discussion. For the moment, the author receives good comments and he believes that this story can affect people, especially since she features animals.
“People like it in my opinion, because there is adventure, there is action, there is not a lot of dead time as they say, it rolls a lot,” he adds.
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The author still has several projects to come. Among the next steps, the author underlines that he could take steps to bring The legend of Cindy Stewart, the daughter-Dauphin On the big screen.
He also works on writing his fourth book, which will be called The Refuge of Lost Souls. The essay, whose reflection signs somewhere in the Monts-Valin, is focused on humans. This next publication is scheduled for 2026.
To consult Bernard Fillion’s books online, it’s here.
