'Paris is calling me!' , the magazine written by a young Lozerian to “transmit a message of hope”

Théo Trauchessec, va distribuer son magazine de 20 pages, dans des établissements scolaires, mi-mai. MIDI LIBRE – DR

Théo Trauchessec, originally from Saint-Sauveur-de-Peyre, produced a 20-page magazine, Paris m’appelle !, printed in 200 copies. It will be distributed in all college libraries, public high schools, private and agricultural sectors of the department, from mid-May.

Being dyslexic and dysorthographic did not prevent Théo Trauchessec, at the age of 21, from carrying out his new project: writing and printing a magazine, called Paris m’appelle ! "When I was in primary school, reading exercises were a nightmare for me. And here I am, a few years later, writing a 20-page magazine, in just three months", enthuses the native of  Saint-Sauveur-de-Peyre.

Since the age of 13, his passion for magic has accompanied him. It was much more than a simple hobby: it helped him in his school career. "My biggest dream has always been to perform in a circus in Paris", emphasizes Théo Trauchessec. Thanks to the support of his family, his friends and meetings, he managed to realize this childhood dream.

"Dare and above all believe in yourself"

Now, with the help of his team, they have decided to share this story in a magazine, highlighting the challenges he had to face. 60~em>"I thank Simao Ntoni for the writing ; Diana Quartetto for graphics and Hermann Deckous for her coaching." Printed in 200 copies, her magazine will be distributed in all college, public and private high school libraries and agricultural sectors of Lozère, from mid-May.

Its objective is clear: to convey a message of hope and motivation to the younger generation, encouraging them to pursue their most daring dreams. "Forgetting the eyes of others, daring and above all believing in yourself, encourages the young Lozerian.&amp ;nbsp;We are capable of achieving much more than we imagine."

"Paris is calling" is available now in Marvejols (Papyrus bookstore, Le pré aux livres, municipal library) and in Saint-Chély-d’Apcher (La plume d’or bookstore, Le rouge et le Noir, the media library) . Free. I subscribe to read more