Loïc Braunstein

Loic Braunstein has been writing and publishing poetry, short stories, and essays for about ten years in the magazine A Verse as well as in the first issue of Place de la Sorbonne, a prestigious reference journal dedicated to authors who are not yet deceased. He has been active in the Lille slam scene since the early days of the movement in France and hosts open mic nights at Zem-Théätre, just | steps away from his favorite café. In 2003, he founded the association ke Sey’Obligue, dedicated to using writing as an unconventional exploration tool. His experience spans from schools to festivals, from training social workers at the P.J.J. to the Brive Book Fair, including a one-month residency at Éditions du Diable Vauvert.