Tag: Literature
Hugo, Baudelaire, Aragon… rap version
When two artists from the world of rap cover the classic texts of Rimbaud, Yourcenar, Apollinaire, Aragon… the result is “Recueil, re-edition”, a surprising and heady album. The thirteen titles…
Alima Hamel sings about exile – Alive(s)
“ I want to sing. Music keeps me alive. I sing Souad and Camélia. I sing Fériel. I sing Dhour. » (Rebroadcast from 02/20/2023) Médéa Mountains is the narration of…
With “Peau d’épine”, Beata Umubyeyi Mairesse tells the richness of crossbreeding through travel
Beata Umubyeyi Mairesse, a Franco-Rwandan author, already has novels, short stories and collections of poetry to her credit. For the first time, she tackles writing aimed at young audiences. “…
Christian Grataloup, geohistorian: “Geohistory, another history of humans on Earth”
Pierre-Édouard Deldique receives in Ideas on the theme of geohistory: Christian Grataloup, geohistorian, associate professor and doctor of Geography, professor emeritus at Paris Diderot University, author of numerous atlases. His…
In search of the father, with the Franco-Moroccan Rachid Benzine
The Silences of the Fathers is the fourth novel from the pen of the Franco-Moroccan writer Rachid Benzine. This novel about the unsaid and resentments between father and son, against…
“The Azov Regiment – Ukrainian nationalism at war” by Adrien Nonjon
In Ukraine, the Azov regiment is the subject of much controversy and controversy. On the front line for the defense of Mariupol and its Azovstal factory in March-April 2022, which…
Behind bars: the Goncourt of prisoners 2023
On the occasion of the 2nd edition of the Goncourt Prize for Prisoners which crowned Mokhtar Amoudi for his novel “ The ideal conditions », return to this cultural and…
“A way of loving” by Dominique Barbéris, the discreet force of desire
In this literary season, the writer Dominique Barbéris returns with an elegant novel which subtly paints the portrait of a secret, melancholic woman who leaves her native Brittany with her…
Literature: “Sensitivities”, a dystopian novel about “sensitive readers”
In her latest work “Sensibilities” published by Grasset, Tania de Montaigne highlights “sensitive readers”, a very particular profession. After the attempted assassination of a renowned writer which “shocked”, the publishing…
“Humus” by Gaspard Koenig, in the furrow of worms and men
Winner of the 2023 Interallié Prize and the Jean Giono Prize, finalist of the Goncourt and Renaudot Prizes, the philosopher and essayist Gaspard Koenig will have marked this literary season.…