Tag: Books
The “Guardian Devils”, by Erri de Luca – In person (s) voice
” A dyslexic child painstakingly draws pages of monsters. Giving them a form reduces their immensity, intensity and anguish. The sheet traps them with its edges. The sharper they are,…
Nurith Aviv, the trace of the Hebrew letters in “Words that remain”
“Languages unite when you master several. They can talk to each other endlessly.” What can a language revive for you? What traces do they leave in those who spoke them…
Atiq and Alice Rahimi: epistolary story between a father and a daughter about identity
“When we write the past, we reinvent ourselves. In this, in my opinion, writing is the mourning of the real.” In March 2020, Atiq Rahimi and his daughter Alice are…
Antoine Wauters, poetry between the silence of some and the words of others
Born in Liège in 1981, Antoine Wauters is a Belgian poet and novelist. He is the author of “Our Mothers” in 2014 (SGDL Revelation Prize, First Prize) republished in the…
the origins of modernity in literature
Ignoring the censorship that weighed on the novelist James Joyce in the Anglo-Saxon world, a Parisian publisher published a hundred years ago, in Paris, the complete version of Ulysses in…
“Meeting the Little Prince”, an exceptional exhibition for a masterpiece
Cultural meeting It is the most translated book in the world after the Bible. The little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is the subject of an exhibition at the Museum…
“From Rome to Giverny” by Eva Jospin, immersed in the dreamlike universe of the artist
From Rome to Giverny, this is the title of the first monograph by visual artist Eva Jospin. The work published by Xavier Barral editions accompanies two exhibitions of the artist…
“Zemmour against history”, a collective essay published by Gallimard editions
The polemicist Eric Zemmour, presidential candidate, prides himself on knowing the history of France. However, some of his declarations are worth lawsuits to him, as when he affirms that Pétain…
Titaÿna, the woman with the soles of the wind
New episode of “Compagnons de voyage”, our series of portraits of travel writers. Discovering a woman in a hurry, but forgotten: Titaÿna, icon of the Roaring Twenties and the only…
a travelogue in the Iran of poets and mullahs
A prolific Turkish writer, Nedim Gürsel publishes Trip to Iran: Waiting for the Hidden Imam. This new book? which is the fruit of the peregrinations of the author through the…