Tag: Literature
Swiss literature is not limited to Joël Dicker – L’Express
Christian Kracht makes these somewhat defeatist remarks in his excellent new novel, Eurotrash : “There was no music or cinema or literature, there was absolutely nothing in Switzerland, except a…
The Tom of Finland XXL book was put on the list of banned literature in Russia Foreign countries
In the Russian Duma, the list is called a working draft, even though the books can no longer be bought in the country’s online stores. In Russian-language social media will…
In Chile, justice relaunches the investigation into the death of poet Pablo Neruda
Chile will once again try to elucidate the mystery of the death, in 1973, of the poet and Nobel Prize winner for literature Pablo Neruda, after a ruling from the…
winner of the “Voix d’Afriques” literary prize 2024
The “Voix d’Afriques” literary prize, created by RFI and JC Lattès editions in partnership with the Cité Internationale des arts in Paris, rewards Nincemon Fallé, a young 22-year-old Ivorian author,…
Epic Games’ Free Game Doki Doki Literature Club Plus Review Scores and Comments
Home page ” Game » Epic Games’ Free Game Doki Doki Literature Club Plus Review Scores and Comments Developed by Team Salvato and published by Serenity Forge in 2021; Doki…
Jean Malaurie, explorer of the Far North, died at the age of 101
Jean Malaurie, the famous French geographer-physicist, also writer, editor, polar explorer, has died. He had devoted his life and a large part of his research to indigenous peoples, and more…
“Irene” by Manuel Vilas, the pleasures of life and death
The Spanish writer and poet Manuel Vilas delivers with “Irene” a poetic and moving introspective story about the life of a woman who has just lost her husband whom she…
Literature: the "romance" at the top of sales
We’re going to have to get used to it, whether we’re happy about it or saddened by it, romance, new Or dark, has invaded our fiction charts. No longer a…
“A life that rears up” by Sylvain Pattieu, post-colonial uchrony
In his novel “Une vie qui se cabre”, Sylvain Pattieu, historian and writer, imagines a uchrony where the French Empire, in the aftermath of the Second World War, shifts its…
Nadia Yala Kisukidi, the art of dissociation
If you ever go shopping this fall, you will be able to stock up on essential things. Thanks to a single novel, where it is a question of joy, waking…