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.