Eléonore Devillepoix

Originaire de Normandie, diplômée de la Sorbonne en philosophie et de la London School of Economics en politique environnementale, Éléonore Devillepoix est attachée parlementaire au Parlement Européen à Bruxelles depuis 2019.

La construction de son premier roman, "La ville sans vent" (2020), s’est achevée à sa sortie des bancs universitaires, grâce à l’esprit critique de sa famille et au forum d’auteurs Plume d’Argent.

Quand elle n'est pas occupée à écrire, elle joue au quidditch moldu avec les Ghent Gargoyles et l'équipe nationale belge.

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