Roland Brival was born in the French West Indies Martinique Island. He has become one of the foremost French language authors in Carribean litterature. Painter, dramatist, composer, singer, novelist, he is a leading proponent of an art that brings together different influences and cultures. He has published several novels with tsome French publishing house: L'ensauvagé (2007) – Coeur d’Ebène (2004) – En eau trouble (2002) – La robe rouge (2000) – Biguine Blues (1999) – Bô (1998).
He came once at BEA, twice at Taipei International Book Exhibition (2006 & 2008) and participated many times... View More »

Roland Brival was born in the French West Indies Martinique Island. He has become one of the foremost French language authors in Carribean litterature. Painter, dramatist, composer, singer, novelist, he is a leading proponent of an art that brings together different influences and cultures. He has published several novels with tsome French publishing house: L'ensauvagé (2007) – Coeur d’Ebène (2004) – En eau trouble (2002) – La robe rouge (2000) – Biguine Blues (1999) – Bô (1998).
He came once at BEA, twice at Taipei International Book Exhibition (2006 & 2008) and participated many times at the Etonnants Voyageurs Festival (Dublin, Bamako, Haïti, Saint-Malo...).
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Roland Brival was born in the French West Indies Martinique Island. He has become one of the foremost French language authors in Carribean litterature. Painter, dramatist, composer, singer, novelist, he is a leading proponent of an art that brings together different influences and cultures. He has published several novels with tsome French publishing house: L'ensauvagé (2007) – Coeur d’Ebène (2004) – En eau trouble (2002) – La robe rouge (2000) – Biguine Blues (1999) – Bô (1998).
He came once at BEA, twice at Taipei International Book Exhibition (2006 & 2008) and participated many times at the Etonnants Voyageurs Festival (Dublin, Bamako, Haïti, Saint-Malo...).
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