Née en France en février 1965, Sylvie Barbaroux passa ses dix premières années en Provence. De novembre 1975 à décembre 1982, elle s'expatria avec ses parents à Tripoli en Libye, pays qui l'initia à l'archéologie et l'imprégna de l'Orient. Depuis ce vécu à la frontière égyptienne et les cours d'Histoire en classe de 6ème, elle devint passionnée par l'Egypte. Il lui fallut patienter de longues années avant d'assouvir son rêve : découvrir la Terre des Pharaons. Dès son premier périple, l'Egypte l'envoûta. Elle parcourut, alors, ce pays durant dix ans, loin des sentiers touristiques et seule, en totale liberté. Dès lors, face à l'Egypte d'hier et d'aujourd'hui, elle prit la plume et se découvrit une nouvelle passion, l'écriture.
Born in France in February 1965, Sylvie Barbaroux spent her first ten years in Provence. From November 1975 to December 1982, she moved with her parents to Tripoli in Libya, a country that introduced her to archaeology and impregnated her with the Orient. Since this experience at the Egyptian frontier and the History classes in grade 6, she became passionate about Egypt. She had to wait many years before fulfilling her dream: to discover the land of the Pharaohs. From her first trip, Egypt bewitched her. She travelled, then, this country for ten years, far from the tourist paths and alone, in total freedom. From then on, facing Egypt yesterday and today, she took up the pen and discovered a new passion, writing.
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Born in France in February 1965, Sylvie Barbaroux spent her first ten years in Provence. From November 1975 to December 1982, she moved with her parents to Tripoli in Libya, a country that introduced her to archaeology and impregnated her with the Orient. Since this experience at the Egyptian frontier and the History classes in grade 6, she became passionate about Egypt. She had to wait many years before fulfilling her dream: to discover the land of the Pharaohs. From her first trip, Egypt bewitched her. She travelled, then, this country for ten years, far from the tourist paths and alone, in total freedom. From then on, facing Egypt yesterday and today, she took up the pen and discovered a new passion, writing.
