Dorothée Letessier, who disappeared fifteen years ago, is the author of a book that was very successful when it was released in 1980. "The Journey to Paimpol", recently re-edited by Gallimard, is the Romanesque narrative, directly inspired by the life of the writer, of the fugue of a worker in Saint-Brieuc, abandoning her post and her family to return to her existence. The magazine Bretons pays tribute to this poignant story.
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Dorothée Letessier, who disappeared fifteen years ago, is the author of a book that was very successful when it was released in 1980. "The Journey to Paimpol", recently re-edited by Gallimard, is the Romanesque narrative, directly inspired by the life of the writer, of the fugue of a worker in Saint-Brieuc, abandoning her post and her family to return to her existence. The magazine Bretons pays tribute to this poignant story.