Eliane Aubert-Colombani

Eliane Aubert-Colombani

Eliane Aubert-Colombani has published two essays, a collection of poetry, and more than thirty novels. Some bear witness to the Second World War, such as "The Journal of a Collaborator," which was recognized by the entire national press and was included on the syllabus at the University of Cologne. Her other novels, published mostly by A Fior di Carta, are inspired by Corsica, her home country, and allow her to give free rein to her poetry. "The Priest and the Militant" was dramatized by George Buisson, administrator of Nohant.


Halfway through her life, Brigitte, a painter suffering from a devastating illness, takes refuge in the Corsican village where she is from. There she will meet a cousin who has been in love with her since adolescence and who has never declared himself. She no longer has the strength to paint, but, as an enlightened diarist, she analyzes all the conceptions of love that she has known or experienced. However, she has not foreseen the ultimate "little infinity" where she will find her cousin. Publication date: March 1, 2023 Order