Marie Bardiaux-Vaïente

About The Author

Marie Bardiaux-Vaiente is a scriptwriter, a doctor of history, an activist for the universal abolition of the death penalty, and a feminist. She testifies to all of her various passions and interests through her work as a writer, as shown by Fille d'Œdipe (6 pieds sous terre), Les Reines de sang (Delcourt) or her collaboration with the Féministes collective. She is the writer of Glénat's L'Abolition, dedicated to Robert Badinter's fight for the abolition of the death penalty, and of L'Enfer est vide, tous les démons sont ici about the trial of Adolf Eichmann.

Books by Marie Bardiaux-Vaïente

Sirens of the Norse Sea

Death & Exile

By Nicolas Mitric and Marie Bardiaux-Vaïente
From an idea by Gihef / Illustrated by Maria Francesca Perifano, Francesco Trifogli and Livia Pastore
The second in a series of tales about the clans of fearless Vikings and mystical Sirens who face each other in a neverending battle over their greatest source of life: the sea.
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