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A first bewitching novel – L’Express
How not to like a book whose narrator inquires thanks to L’Express (from page 25)? Having so healthy readings does not prevent losing your head. In April 2020, at the…
Lola Lafon, goes all out with anti-capitalist clichés – L’Express
You can be a great writer and a decent columnist. It was never too late compiles monthly articles written by Lola Lafon for the daily newspaper Release between 2022 and…
four books to read on the Shoah – L’Express
On this 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camps by the Allies, from January 27 (Auschwitz) to early May 1945 (Gusen II), numerous publications revive the memory of the…
Miguel Bonnefoy, the champion of the literary season – L’Express
With Miguel Bonnefoy, you often have to know how to distinguish between dream and reality. In September, we went to see him in Toulon, where he lives with his wife…
Salomé Saqué finally dethroned on the testing side? – The Express
It’s going very quickly at the moment in our charts. With the literary season, with 507 novels, newcomers are flocking, and it is the same with the essays. Let’s start…
With “A radiant future”, Pierre Lemaitre brilliantly looks at the Cold War – L’Express
Careful worksuch was the title of the first book published by Pierre Lemaitre in 2006 and this is how we could describe the third volume of his tetralogy THE Glorious…
Gilles Martin-Chauffier reinvents “Persian Letters” – L’Express
We had a lot of fun in Paris under the Regency, and Mehmed Efendi will not contradict us. In 1721, after spending two years in our capital as ambassador, the…
“This reductive label” – L’Express
With Philipwhere she spoke of the death of her son, then In these arms (Femina Prize 2000), where she dissected her love life, Camille Laurens had established herself as a…
these authors who make a notable entry into the ranking – L’Express
Last week, we announced the arrival, on the fiction side, of Haruki Murakami (The City of Uncertain WallsBelfond), which today climbs to 1st place, by Jean Echenoz with Bristol (Midnight,…
the ambivalences of Morocco seen by Leïla Slimani and Mahi Binebine – L’Express
The Morocco that laughs and the Morocco that cries, the Morocco of light and hospitality and that of obscurantism and state violence… These are indeed the two sides that run…