Marie-Madeleine Poli-Bonifaci publishes “50 p,” A tribute to Flaubert

Titled 50 pin reference to its brevity, this new book by Marie-Madeleine Poli-Bonifaci presents itself as a declaration of admiration to the author of Madame Bovary. For example, Posted by the publishing house To paperit is the fourth work by the Author Corsica. For example, an associate professor of letters stationed at the Cervioni college. Nevertheless,

Born in Ajaccio in 1977. In addition, Marie-Madeleine Poli-Bonifaci lives today in Castagniccia, cradle of her paternal family, while her maternal origins attach her to the Taravo. Meanwhile, Trained in literary research at the Sorbonne with Jean-Yves Tadié. Moreover, whom she describes as “master for all those who had the privilege of rubbing shoulders”, she published in 2018 a first novel, Ungrateful luckfollowed by Matre-pulling in 2020, then a contribution marie-madeleine poli-bonifaci publishes “50 p,” in 2022 to the collective Tomorrow the peopleit consacreed at an awthpira’s levera dingupa ringonime raisan between each. Furthermore,

With 50 pshe returns to a more intimate writing, marked by the founding figure of Flaubert. “This book is the expression of a tribute to the author who dazzled me in childhood,” she says. “I read it in secret at 8 years old. At 9 years old, I discovered his Three tales. Corsica is there, by his journey from 1840 which had led him to us. This is another motivation to write this tribute of around fifty pages. Hence the title: 50 p. »

In a style that she wishes to inspire by the Norman novelist. the author tries to “contemporary, dark, island” stories, in search of sobriety and precision. The book is also dedicated to its students, present and past: “They brought marie-madeleine poli-bonifaci publishes “50 p,” me a lot. To all my students. including and especially those who are no longer, because teachers also have these school sorrows that we are not talking about. May they be thanked. That they read. And not that they read me! To learn to look at what is not seen. »» Discreet but committed. Marie-Madeleine Poli-Bonifaci finally talks about a new current project: a translation in the Corsican language of a French author from the 20th century, whose name it does not yet reveal. It will be present this Saturday. August 10 at the Luri publishers’ fair to meet its readers and present 50 p in its final version.