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This article reviews four works representative of current field writings and attempts to define their major characteristics. First it proposes to encircle in  Paysage fer  (2000) by François Bon,  The Change of scenery. Travels in France  (2011) by Jean-Christophe Bailly,  Taba-Taba  (2017) by Patrick Deville, and  Climats de France  (2017) by Marie Richeux a common  modus operandi ; then it identifies in these hybrid works a singular and original writing of the  ego , made of biographical and autobiographical fragments, and finally, taking into account the contributions of geocritics, it suggests the viability of ‘egogeographies,’ kinds of own landscapes to each author that a content both testimonial and patrimonial impregnates strongly.

Histoire et paysages dans quelques écritures de terrain contemporaines : Jean-Christophe Bailly, François Bon, Patrick Deville et Marie Richeux