Fernand Fournier-Aubry
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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[edit]
- 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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