Florent Oiseau

Florent Oiseau est né en 1990 à Montfermeil. Il vit à Paris.

Son premier roman, Je vais m’y mettre (2016), a été désigné « livre le plus drôle de l’année » et a reçu le Prix Saint-Maur en poche. Paris-Venise (2018) et Les Magnolias (2020) ont été finalistes du Prix Orange du livre.

Les Magnolias a aussi été sélectionné pour le prix de la Vocation, le prix du roman qui fait du bien de Fontvieille, le prix France Bleu Pages des libraires, et le prix des lecteurs en Erdre. Les fruits tombent des arbres (2021) a reçu le prix du roman qui fait du bien de Fontvieille.

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