Duflot Patricia was born in 1968 in Paris. A linguist by training, she served as a teacher and facilitator sociocultural business in Paris. She is the author of numerous books (poems, short stories, prose ...), and two novels. His latest book "Jizzy, a history of jazz in America" ​​traces, imaginary, the life of the black American singer Jimmy Scott. Patricia Duflot explores the implicit cultural heritage of Africa, valuable hub of African-American identity. Adapting the point of view of an African American citizen living segregation daily, as was his course of writing.
For fifteen years, Patricia Duflot lives in Hérault and works as an editor, Press in a structure, CULTURE JAZZ, organizing concerts and jazz performances. In a predominantly white and western, world aesthetic choices and modes of communication focus on the "base" black African to jazz music, it is "white" or black American.

The author has also adapted its own eponymous novel at a creation "Jizzy, a history of jazz in America." This musical, combining text and jazz singer hosted the Madagascan Rachel Ratsizafy and drummer Sega Seck, a native of St. Louis, Senegal.
Also with: the actress's voice Eglantine Jouve, Serge Casero Cédric Chauveau saxophone and piano.