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Versant Noir, a Polar that Questions the Commodification of Everest and the Passion of the Mountain

Summary by France Bleu

Lison Lambert, an Orléanian author, signs Versant Noir, a polar committed to Everest. Between fiction and reality, she reveals the drifts of extreme tourism and questions our relationship to the mountain in a novel that is both haunting and documented.

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Versant Noir, a Polar that Questions the Commodification of Everest and the Passion of the Mountain

Lison Lambert, an Orléanian author, signs Versant Noir, a polar committed to Everest. Between fiction and reality, she reveals the drifts of extreme tourism and questions our relationship to the mountain in a novel that is both haunting and documented.

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France Bleu broke the news in 6 days ago on Monday, June 9, 2025.

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