Jean-Claude Bourlès

Jean-Claude Bourlès (22 November 1937, Rennes) is a French writer-traveler from Brittany.

A passionate with the camino de Santiago, he wrote three books on the subject, relating, for the first two, his own experience as a pilgrim of the path of paths, the third being a sort of collection of testimonies on the motivations of the many pilgrims he met.

As a writer he participated to many magazines such as Grands Reportages, Terre Sauvage, Pays de Bretagne.

His work Chronique du bel été earned him the Prix Louis-Guilloux in 1983.

Bibliography
  • 1976: Les vents noirs, poems, Millas Martin
  • 1978: Cantilènes, poems, Chambelland
  • 1981: Fleurs vagabondes, poems, Michelle Brouta
  • 1981: Sillages d'hiver, poems, illustrations by Bernard Louedin, Éditions du Coq
  • 1982: Chronique du bel été, Picollec, Prix Louis-Guilloux
  • 1995: Retour à Conques, Payot
  • 1995: Sur les chemins de Compostelle, Payot
  • 1997: Louis Guilloux, les maisons d'encre, photographs by Jean Hervoche, Christian Pirot
  • 1998: Passants de Compostelle, Payot
  • 1998: Le grand chemin de Compostelle, Payot, Prix du Roman d'aventure
  • 1999: Une Bretagne intérieure, Flammarion
  • 2001: Pèlerin sans église, Desclée de Brouwer
  • 2002: Guillaume Manier : un paysan picard à St-Jacques de Compostelle, Payot, 2002
  • 2003: Escapades avec Don Quichotte, Payot
  • 2005: Ma vie avec Sancho Pança, Payot
  • 2012: Le frisson des départs (in collaboration with Yvon Boëlle), Salvator
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