After twenty years of literary life together, Eric Giacometti and Jacques Ravenne have published a separate book.
Review Co-authors of the successful thriller series about Inspector Marcas, Eric Giacometti and Jacques Ravenne separate only to "find each other again" in a strange cave in Majorca.
The Giacometti-Ravenna duo became known for two series of esoteric thrillers that have sold more than 3.2 million copies since 2005. CHARLES MONNIER FOR "LE NOUVEL OBS"
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The announcement is astonishing: after twenty years of literary life together, Eric Giacometti and Jacques Ravenne are writing separate books. The duo, united by a shared passion for Cathar castles since high school in Toulouse, became known for two series of esoteric thrillers that have sold more than 3.2 million copies since 2005. The first with Antoine Marcas, a Freemason commissioner operating in the contemporary era (15 volumes), adapted into a comic book by Delcourt, the next going back in time with his ancestor, Tristan Marcas, an art dealer and spy during the Third Reich (7 volumes).
As discreet as it is enormous, this four-handed success combines two distinct talents. Jacques Ravenne, himself a "three-point brother" (Freemason, for the uninitiated), a history buff, distinguished himself with a biography of the Marquis de Sade. Eric Giacometti, a former investigative journalist, prefers to anchor himself in the present, particularly attracted by pop culture, since he is also the screenwriter for the last four "Largo Winch" albums.
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