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Literature

«The girl who loved trees», a call to put down roots

written by Sandrine Rovere

Hope Jahren makes a veritable declaration of love to science and trees in this autobiographical account, which has the «precision of a poet and the imagination of a scientist», according to the New York Times.

Literature

Lolita Pille, Hess Side Story

By Quentin Perissinotto · 08 March 2022

Les bouquins du mardi – Quentin Perissinotto S’il y a une chose encore plus fugace et volatile que le succès, c’est notre...

Literature

Does Julia Kerninon really touch the ground?

By Aude Robert-Tissot · 22 February 2022

Les bouquins du mardi – Aude Robert-Tissot La jeune auteure française vient de sortir un nouveau livre sur la maternité, Toucher la...

Literature

«Belladonna»: endure, learn, then grow

By Anaïs Sierro · 02 February 2021

«Belladonna is one of those books that just slams.

Films

The script of Woody Allen's life

By Loris S. Musumeci · October 02, 2020

This is not an autobiography of any kind. The character's own story is certainly part of it, but it's not the whole story. As impressive as Woody Allen's cinema is, it doesn't make for such a pleasure to read a 534-page pamphlet that's not divided into parts or chapters. Not a work of memory, but a work of entertainment. The director once again takes on the role of writer to romanticize a life that is as hilarious as it is ridiculous, and therefore touching. To read Soit dit en passant is to have a good time laughing and bonding with the main character.