is a novelist, essayist, and the Philosophie magazine's managing editor. He’s the author of 17 books, including Journey to the centre of Paris (2013), What connects us. How much will internet change our lives? (2016), and Facing nature’s beauty (2018). He is also the president and cofounder of a creative writing workshop, Les Mots, as well as a writing teacher at Sciences-Po Paris.
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