by Michel Peyramaure · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782258036109
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«Les tambours sauvages» is the historical novel by Michel Peyramaure, published by Presses de la cité in 1993, in paperback (585 pages, in French).
In 1635, two young people from Périgord, Catherine and Denis, set off for New France. The French have Huron and Algonquin allies and suffer Iroquois attacks supported by the English. The couple experiences the colony's difficulties and fate separates them; years later they meet again and help found a settlement in the Laurentians.
The work bears the subtitle «Roman» and the record places it in Literature and Fiction; the consulted registers describe it as a novel.
For readers of historical and adventure novels interested in the colonization of French North America.
Michel Peyramaure was a French writer. He received the 1979 Grand prix de littérature de la SGDL.
