AUTHORS
Douglas Skelton is a Scottish writer of crime fiction and non-fiction.Skelton was born in Glasgow. Before turning to writing full-time, he had been a bank clerk, tax officer, shelf stacker, meat porter, taxi driver, reporter, investigator and editor. While his non-fiction charts the true life exploits of murderers, criminals and cause celebres, his fiction settings are invariably set in his home town of Glasgow or the windswept Scottish highlands.
French by birth but educated in the United States, Alexandra Lapierre is a graduate of the Sorbonne and the University of Southern California. Novelist and biographer, he is the author of several bestsellers translated worldwide. She was elected "Donna per la Cultura", by the city of Rome, Italy. He has been appointed a Knight in the "Order of Arts and Letters" by the French government.
Her most recent book, Belle Greene, was published by Europa in June 2022.
Alexandra Lapierre is based in Paris, but lives all over the world, wherever her books take her.
Catalina Briceño is visiting professor at the School of Media Communication at the University of Quebec in Montreal. After working in management and production in television and the internet, she founded and later directed the Canadian Media Fund's strategic vigilance service. She is an expert on market trends and public policies for the digital transformation of media and culture, and regularly appears with interventions on relevant media issues. She is the mother of three boys aged 17, 13 and 2.
A journalist for over 25 years, Marie-Claude Dicas has been particularly involved in the media and the evolution of social networks, covering many social issues at the same time. She was editor-in-chief at Infopresse, as well as a journalist at Le Devoir newspaper and a contributor to various magazines. He is the author of a biography of Quebec advertiser Jacques Bouchard and co-author of a book on social media in business. She is the mother of two 18-year-old twin boys.
Guy de Maupassant (5 Αυγούστου 1850- 6 Ιουλίου 1893), French naturalist writer of short stories and novels who is by general agreement the greatest French short-story writer.
