Fernand Fournier-Aubry

Fernand Fournier-Aubry (November 23, 1901 – December 20, 1972) was a French adventurer and writer.

He was born in the Île-de-France in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, which was then in the Seine department. At 19, he travelled to Dakar in Senegal, then part of the colony of French West Africa. He travelled through Africa (1919–1929), the Amazon jungle (1935–1942), the Pacific islands (1942–1954) and Asia (1955–1956).

He died in Nice in 1972, aged 71.

Works

Fournier-Aubry, Fernand (1953). Mon métier, l'aventure: A la conquête de la forêt amazonienne [My Job, Adventure: Conquering the Amazonian Forest]. Bibliothèque des voyages (in français). Paris: Amiot-Domont. OCLC 19587772. Search this book on
Fournier-Aubry, Fernand (1971). Capitaine Requin [Captain Shark] (in français). Paris: Éditions de la Pensée Moderne. OCLC 2000200. Search this book on
Fournier-Aubry, Fernand; Voisin, André (1974). Don Fernando: The Story of Fernand Fournier-Aubry. Translated by Fielding, Xan. New York: Putnam. ISBN 0399112065. Search this book on
Fournier-Aubry, Fernand (1958). Satipo : un royaume dans la jungle [Satipo: A Kingdom in the Jungle] (in français). Paris: Editions de la Pensée Moderne. OCLC 912714799. Search this book on

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