The Novel of Burgundy by François Cérésa | Éditions du Rocher

Born in Cannes and living in Paris, François Cérésa, with his Burgundian mother, evokes a Burgundy that is both Romanesque and romantic. In his writing, you'll encounter Bernard Loiseau, "Mon oncle Benjamin", d'Artagnan, the Clos de Vougeot, the churches of Brionnais, the compagnons du devoir, the Maciste of Charolais, the Museum of Fine Arts in Dijon, Vézelay, Cluny, dreadful sorcerers, and beautiful witches. From Joigny to Tournus, passing through Beaune and the Morvan, The Novel of Burgundy is enjoyed like a ham with a glass of Pommard. It is fresh, lively, and mysterious all at once. Undeniably Burgundian.