The octogenarian director Margarethe von Trotta, a figure of the new German cinema, signs a relentless and gripping biopic on the relationship between two other major protagonists of the 20th century German literary world: Ingeborg Bachmann and Max Frisch.
After venturing into poetry and publishing an essay (devoted to Jean Lorrain), Quentin Mouron has returned to his love affair with novels with «La dernière chambre du Grand Hôtel Abîme». A reunion on the rocks.
If there's one field where the bon chic bon genre reigns supreme, it's literature. And yet, Les Nouvelles Editions Humus has taken the complete opposite approach with its Damned collection, which crowns the bad genre.
Two years after her previous opus, the French author is back in bookshops with «Rendez-vous à la Porte dorée», following in the footsteps of a love gone sour. With the obsession to find her novelistic truth.
For the first time in Switzerland, a festival of Young Adult literature will be held: from May 31 to June 2, Booklovers will take over Lausanne's artistic district. An incursion into a world that is redefining the practice of reading, for better or worse.
Published earlier this year by Editions Anne Carrière, *Les Echappés* is Renaud Rodier’s first novel. A literary map in three words.
The duo of Damien Marie, scriptwriter, and Fabrice Meddour, illustrator, are back together to tackle another chapter of American history. After the aftermath of the Civil War in «After Hell», they return a century later with a new thriller.
Le critique littéraire Julien Burri signe avec «La double nuit du lac» sa quinzième parution; la sixième de la jeune maison d’édition lausannoise La Veilleuse. Un récit sur les rives de l’intime.
This summer, I didn't travel the Mediterranean or any other country, but I did have the luxury of traveling in the company of Joseph Kessel and Alessandro Baricco. Two nostalgic journeys.
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