Literature

25 | Jura, or when small lies gave birth to a canton

By Diana-Alice Ramsauer · May 25, 2021

A bitter old revolutionary?

Literature

34 | When a comic book warns us about this state that wants to do us good

By Jonas Follonier · May 18, 2021

Tuesday's Books – Jonas Follonier While it's clear that we don't live under a dictatorship, and therefore that...

Literature

«Billy Wilder and me», when Jonathan Coe writes about the camera

By Lauriane Pipoz · May 11, 2021

Les bouquins du mardi - Lauriane Pipoz Jonathan Coe's latest book is about cinema, nostalgia and...

Literature

Wanderings and thoughts of a solitary walker in times of health crisis

By Arthur Billerey · May 4, 2021

Tuesday Books – Arthur Billerey Jon Ferguson, the Morgian writer who wears many hats (basketball player, philosopher, golfer, etc.), is publishing a...

Literature

Death doesn't pay the bill

By Anaïs Sierro · 27 April 2021

Les bouquins du mardi - Anaïs Sierro Although their terraces have reopened, the bars are still closed. What's...

Literature

A story of Senegalese independence

By Diana-Alice Ramsauer · 13 April 2021

Les bouquins du mardi - Diana-Alice Ramsauer «The privilege of our generation, hinge between two historical periods, one of domination, the other...

Literature

«Fields», an ode to Swiss farmers

By Jonas Follonier · 06 April 2021

Les bouquins du mardi - Jonas Follonier Combining photographs by Patrick Gilliéron Lopreno and texts by Slobodan Despot,...

Literature

Being born and being a «Girl», according to Camille Laurens

By Lauriane Pipoz · March 30, 2021

Les bouquins du mardi - Lauriane Pipoz In her latest novel, Camille Laurens explores the gap between being born a woman and being...

Literature

Who hasn't wanted to sew a sun, when life is too cold and dark?

By Arthur Billerey · 23 March 2021

With incisive and powerful poetic prose, Jean d’Amérique presents us with a cruel fable in which a little girl’s desire...