GARCIN

JÉRÔME

The eye of

JÉRÔME GARCIN

Journalist and writer, Jérôme Garcin fell under AlUla's spell, translating his enchantment into a magnificent text, Désir d'AlUla.

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Jérôme Garcin was born in Paris in 1956. He is a columnist for L'Obs, where he headed the Culture department for 27 years, and hosted Le Masque et la plume cultural broadcast on France Inter radio for 35 years. A writer, he is notably the author, for the publisher Gallimard, of Pour Jean Prévost, La Chute de cheval, Théâtre intime, L'Écuyer mirobolant, Bleus horizons, Olivier and Le Dernier hiver du Cid. For his body of work, he was awarded the Prix Prince Pierre de Monaco in 2008 and Grand prix Henri-Gal of the Institut de France in 2013.