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Ciprian Apetrei is a Romanian-born philosopher and journalist, holding a master’s degree in Philosophy and Practices from the University of Tours and a bachelor’s degree in Moral and Political Philosophy from the University of Bucharest. A direct witness to the dreams of exile of Romanians under the dictatorship, as well as to life abroad, he collected numerous accounts from his compatriots and published, in Romanian, the three-volume anthology Wandering Stories of Romanians from Here and Elsewhere, which faithfully reflects the dual identity of those who live for long periods abroad without severing ties with their homeland. A specialist in migration issues and the search for a “home,” he chose for his doctoral research the topic Multiple Identity in Diaspora Literature.
Léandre POURCELOT is a French engineer, doctor and researcher who invented and perfected ultrasound-Doppler devices. Winner of numerous prizes from the National Academy of Medicine, the Academy of Sciences and many others, he is also co-founder of the French Society for the Application of Ultrasounds in Medicine and Biology of the Club Doppler de France and the Thérèse-et-René-Planiol Foundation for the study of the brain and member of numerous learned societies. He is decorated with the Commander's Cross of the National Order of Merit.
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Marina ANCA is a French writer who had a career in fashion and advertising before turning to literature. She has so far published three testimonials, a fiction and a collection of bilingual children's stories, available in several combinations: French-English, French-Spanish, as well as Romanian-English, all of them illustrated with photographs taken during her travels.

Magalie MOULANIER is a French writer, member of the writers' group “Bien livres à Châlons”. Emotions, tinged with a thousand-and-one colours of the dream world she invented, are at the heart of her inspiration. Her book “Fripon and Flik Flak prepare the Easter eggs”, offers children a magical tale, which, no doubt, will encourage them even more to find the traditional chocolate eggs.








