Tag: Literature
Tahar Ben Jelloun: his Morocco is written in French
In this Francophonie week, the Franco-Moroccan writer Tahar Ben Jelloun recounts his relationship to the French language, and presents his new novel, Casablanca lovers. “It is with the French language…
Start for the 2023 RFI Theater Prize
Annual meeting for authors of theater, the call for writings is launched this Monday, March 20. To apply for the 10th edition of the RFI Theater Prize, candidates have five…
“Green, my ass!” by Pierre Rouvière and Barnabé Crespin-Pommier
/ Podcasts / Book France THE Book France of the week attempts to distinguish between small and large gestures for the environment… Frédérique Genot interviews Pierre Rouvière and Barnabé Crespin…
Rémi Brague, philosopher and Youssouf Sangaré, Islamologist
/ Podcasts / Ideas Pierre-Édouard Deldique receives two guests in the magazine Idées pour parle d’islam: – Rémi Brague, philosopher, professor emeritus of philosophy at Paris I and at the…
Davina Ittoo, the voice of women in Mauritius
/ Podcasts / Literature without borders Davina Ittoo is an author of poetry, novels and short stories. She lives and teaches in Mauritius where she is a lecturer at the…
The second edition of the African book fair opens its doors in Paris
The second edition of the African book fair opens Friday, March 17 for a period of three days in Paris, rich in activities. This event at the town hall of…
Utrecht is getting an icon: The Hague Literature and Children’s Book Museum wants to move to the Broese building
The Literature Museum and Children’s Book Museum from The Hague wants to move to the city center of Utrecht. The museum and the municipality of Utrecht will sign a letter…
Bessora, at the origin of his lame dynasty
Born in Brussels in 1968, Bessora grew up in Europe, the United States and Africa. She is the author of ” Pick me up pretty gentlemen » (Great literary prize…
Mélissa Da Costa, the most widely read novelist in France, is releasing a new novel
/ Podcasts / Cultural guest Women from the End of the World is the title of his 6th book just released. At only 32 years old, Mélissa Da Costa has…
Isabelle Duquesnoy, distills a smell of poison at the Court
Throughout the pages of “The room of the devils”, the novelist Isabelle Duquesnoy delivers a historical thriller on the fate of Catherine Monvoisin known as La Voisin, famous poisoner whose…