Marisa Livet is one of the world’s least popular authors. It doesn't mean she must be necessarily one of the worst either. It's simply a proof that she is extremely lazy about any serious form of self-promotion and she endemically and awfully lacks any kind of ambition. Actually she writes because she likes it and it's already a good enough reason. Her career has been a varied one: for a few year years she was an assistant professor of Contemporary History, then she became a Radio journalist. She worked in various other creative fields in Switzerland and abroad. Marisa has developed a deep interest in photography and literature since her childhood. She has always seen an analogy between photography and writing, considering both of them as a display of fancy and an indirect way of communication. She lives in Gland, a Swiss village by the shores of Lake Léman.