La gente que sueña

Synopsis of La gente que sueña

A young cyclist in the Norman countryside, a farm boy from the past, and a 16th-century humanist find their destinies intertwined at the La Boderie estate. Through this work, professional cyclist and philosopher Guillaume Martin-Guyonnet offers a profound reflection on vocation, the passage of time, and the capacity to dream, in a story that combines tenderness with delicate prose. This is the author's most personal work, inviting us to question whether, like children, the key to happiness lies simply in knowing how to dream.