Tag: Literature
Roberto Saviano or the price of freedom
Since 2006 and the release of his book “Gomorrah”, Roberto Saviano has lived under police protection. Despite numerous death threats from the Camorra, the name given to Neapolitan organized crime,…
Constance Debré, writing constantly and without concession
Constance Debré was born in 1972. She is the author of four novels, including “Play Boy” (Stock, 2016) and “Love Me Tender” (Flammarion, 2020, Les Inrockuptibles prize). “I have a…
“Ukraine: From Independence to War” by Alexandra Goujon
Ukraine is at the heart of the news. In Ukraine, from independence to war published by Le Cavalier bleu, Alexandra Goujon paints the portrait of a country of contrasts, but…
Literature: “Grey Bees”, by Andrei Kurkov
Andrei Kurkov is a “resident of war”, like the characters in his new novel. The Russian-speaking Ukrainian writer recounts the road movie of his character, a 49-year-old beekeeper, and comments…
Laurence Tardieu, to life, to love
Laurence Tardieu publishes “From one dawn to another”. A heartbreaking story about a mother’s fight at the bedside of her 4-year-old son, suffering from leukemia and entering the first COVID…
Turkish Professor discovered a rare genetic disease! It entered the literature as ‘Demirhan Syndrome’
Çukurova University Faculty of Medicine Prof. Dr. Osman Demirhan discovered a rare genetic disease in the skeletal system. According to the statement made by the university, Demirhan, a faculty member…
When Pierre Lemaitre serializes, the family is a whole world
Winner of the Prix Goncourt in 2013 with “Au revoir là-haut”, Pierre Lemaitre returns today with a thrilling family saga. An adventure novel that takes the reader from Beirut to…
Tonino Benacquista, in the name of the father and of fiction
Despite his literary prizes and another César, there is always in his pupils the concern of an enlightened dunce, who has become a patriot of the language, a lover of…
In memory of René de Obaldia, playwright, writer, French academician
In tribute to René de Obaldia, who died at the age of 103, special program with the rebroadcast of a major interview at his home to talk about his last…
“Neutrality is the true meaning of the word privilege”
Until February 20, the Italian Cultural Institute in Paris opens its doors to an exhibition of Afro-descendant artists. In this context, the Italian writer Djarah Kan came to present her…