La nuit n'est jamais aussi noire qu'avant l'aube

Synopsis of La nuit n'est jamais aussi noire qu'avant l'aube

«La nuit n'est jamais aussi noire qu'avant l'aube» is the autobiographical testimony of Géraldine Danon, published by Michel Lafon in paperback (240 pages).

Géraldine Danon narrates in the first person the expedition to Greenland she made in 2016 on the sailboat Fleur Australe with her husband, the navigator Philippe Poupon, and their children. Aware that it is the last crossing with them, she reviews her decisions as a woman, mother and artist: life as a couple, motherhood, the passage of time and adversities.

Written in French, it was published in 2017 and the cover presents it as «Témoignage», while the record classifies it as «Récit».

For readers of memoirs and sea stories, with an interest in sailing and personal testimonies.