Teddy Seguin trained at the National School of Photography in Arles, he lives and works in Marseille. His first series on deep-sea fishing will take him from the Barents Sea to Saint Pierre and Miquelon. To be changed, put this work together in a book published in 2009.
From 2007 to 2009, he moved away from the oceans to live in the Central African Republic. He then testifies to the dramatic situation of the Aka Pygmy communities, still considered to be sub-human, as well as to that, no less difficult, of the Peuls forced to create militias of archers to defend themselves from the road cutters who comb the north of the country.

He works regularly for the national and international press. His reports have been published in Le Monde magazine, Liberation, Le Figaro Magazine, Le Spectacle du Monde, Ushuaïa Magazine, VSD, Sciences et vie, Geo and National Geographic.

Youssouf Djibaba, nicknamed Claude, a.k.a. Dyca, is a social worker and former boxing champion born in Marseille. It was through the hip-hop movement that he came to writing. Self-taught, he writes to overcome the loneliness in hotel rooms during championships. He boxed from 17 to 33 years old, won the French championship 8 times (super featherweight). Social worker for fifteen years, he supports young migrants or isolated people on a daily basis. Youssouf Djibaba wrote Comme des rois to pay tribute to his big brothers, “the big guys in the store”, who contributed to his education and to the construction of his values. Comme des rois is his first novel.