Félix Thouin, a young author aged 20 and resident of Joliette, announces that her first novel Epidemic in Edmonton Will be published by the Distribute publishing house during the month of August.
Inspired by films and police series, Félix Thouin wrote since adolescence. It is also within the framework of a school exercise that the premises of his character John Trigger appeared.
First autopublished when he was only 15 years old, this novel is now taken up by a publishing house in order to join a larger readership in Quebec and even possibly in Europe. At the time, the author had entrusted to The action That it was really the intrigues linked to police investigations that made it want to write.
The novel tells the following story: an unknown virus hits the city of Edmonton, in the middle of the national holiday and the day before provincial elections. In this chaos, the Banff police team, led by investigator Jonathan Colton, nicknamed John Trigger, tries to shed light on a disease as mysterious as dangerous. In Epidemic in Edmontonthe police intrigue takes on an unexpected geopolitical and scientific dimension.
In an interview, Félix Thouin emphasizes that the steps surrounding the self -clubble are quite complex. He adds that collaborating with a publishing house allows you to be accompanied and grants additional credibility to the novel.
He explains that he started writing volume 2 in the series featuring John Trigger and that she had already reworked passages from his first book. He approached several publishers and it was with Distribute, from Lanoraie, that his project has materialized.
