Olivier Goujon est photoreporter, scénariste et auteur de plusieurs livres dont Femen, histoire d'une trahison, Ces cons de journalistes ou Pitcairn, les révoltés du Bounty vont disparaître, parus aux éditions Max Milo.
Pitcairn. The Rebels of the Bounty will Disappear
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- FormatMP3
- ISBN978-2-315-01897-0
- EAN9782315018970
- Date de parution30/01/2024
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille337 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesaudio
- ÉditeurMax Milo Editions
Résumé
Who are the descendants of Fletcher Christian today? How did the Bounty rebels survive in virtual autarky on their island at the end of the world for ten generations? Why did the British crown finally take its revenge on the mutineers who had defied it since 1790?
Olivier Goujon tells the epic story of the most astonishing human community, both mythical and terrifying, in the form of an adventure story and a journalistic investigation.
The destiny of about fifty men and women who were rejected and disconnected from the rest of the world, from the progress of science and evolution. A damned nation that has lived in extreme difficulty for 230 years, often against morality and human rights. Caught up by the modern world, secret diplomacy, international trade, and the King's justice, the island is now at a dramatic turning point in its history.
The destiny of about fifty men and women who were rejected and disconnected from the rest of the world, from the progress of science and evolution. A damned nation that has lived in extreme difficulty for 230 years, often against morality and human rights. Caught up by the modern world, secret diplomacy, international trade, and the King's justice, the island is now at a dramatic turning point in its history.












