Cyril Montana

After moving to Paris, he became a novelist, publishing three acclaimed works with Le Dilettante publishing house starting in 2005. His novel La Faute à Mick Jagger (2007) was shortlisted for the Renaudot and Marcel Pagnol prizes in 2008.^[4][5]

He has been a producer for France Culture^[6] and a columnist for Le Point and other magazines such as Sport and Style, Grand Seigneur, etc.

Cyril Montana co-wrote the creative documentary Cyril contre Goliath (Cyril vs. Goliath, 2020) with Thomas Bornot, produced thanks to crowdfunding in 2015.^[7] The documentary deals with Pierre Cardin real estate takeover of the village of Lacoste, where Montana grew up in part.

• Malabar trip, Paris, Éditions Le Dilettante, 2003, 125 p. ISBN 2-84263-077-7
• Carla on my mind, Paris, Éditions Le Dilettante, 2005, 156 p. ISBN 2-84263-102-1
• Le Bonheur de refaire le monde, Paris, Maren Sell Éditeurs, 2005, 158 p. ISBN 2-35004-031-3
• La Faute à Mick Jagger, Paris, Éditions Le Dilettante, 2007, 222 p. ISBN 978-2-84263-147-5
• Je nous trouve beaux, Paris, Albin Michel, coll. " Littérature générale ", 2013, 200 p. ISBN 978-2-226-24524-3