Aurélie Olivier

Aurelie OLIVIER portrait cred Claire Fasulo
Aurélie Olivier was born in 1986 in Trégrom (Côtes d’Armor) and lives in Aubervilliers. In 2021, she initiated and wrote the preface for the book *Lettres aux jeunes poétesses*, published by Éditions de l’Arche. *Mon corps de ferme* (2023), her first collection, and *CORDON TOMBE* (2025) were published by Éditions du Commun. These two works inspired the creation of reading-performances, conceived in collaboration with graphic designer Anne-Lise Bachelier and composer Camille Lacroix, respectively. She has also contributed to the anthologies *Bonjour Poésie* (published by On ne compte pas pour du beurre) and *Nullipares et alors ?* (published by Points Seuil), as well as to literary journals such as *Sabir*, *Papier Machine*, and *Cockpit*. Through the association Littérature, etc., founded in 2013, she has organized several literary festivals and launched the podcast *Les Parleuses*, which revisits the history of literature.