Michel Bussi is a French novelist and geographer, born on 29 April 1965 in Louviers, Normandy. A professor of geography at the University of Rouen-Normandie specialising in electoral geography, he headed a CNRS research unit until 2016. His first novel, Code Lupin, appeared in 2006; since 2010 he has published a novel a year with Presses de la Cité. His crime novels are often set in Normandy or on islands, among them Black Water Lilies (Nymphéas noirs, 2011, Prix Michel-Lebrun), After the Crash (Un avion sans elle, 2012), Time Is a Killer (Le Temps est assassin, 2016) and Nouvelle Babel (2022). He also writes the N.E.O. series for young readers, and several of his books have been adapted for television.
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Michel Bussi is a French novelist and geographer, born on 29 April 1965 in Louviers, Normandy. A professor of geography at the University of Rouen-Normandie specialising in electoral geography, he headed a CNRS research unit until 2016. His first novel, Code Lupin, appeared in 2006; since 2010 he has published a novel a year with Presses de la Cité. His crime novels are often set in Normandy or on islands, among them Black Water Lilies (Nymphéas noirs, 2011, Prix Michel-Lebrun), After the Crash (Un avion sans elle, 2012), Time Is a Killer (Le Temps est assassin, 2016) and Nouvelle Babel (2022). He also writes the N.E.O. series for young readers, and several of his books have been adapted for television.
