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Harold Cobert

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Harold Cobert

Harold Cobert is a French writer. He was born in Bordeaux in 1974. He is the author of Un hiver avec Baudelaire (2009), L’Entrevue de Saint-Cloud (2010), Dieu surfe au Pays basque (2011), Au nom du père, du fils et du rock’n’roll (2013) and Lignes brisées (2015).^[1]

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