What does it mean to want the «good» of a child at a time of political crisis and loss of ideological bearings? This is one of the underlying questions posed in Nicolas Verdan's new thriller. A thematic journey through the influence of propaganda networks over time.
Petite révolution dans le monde des lettres que la parution de ce «Ségurant»! Présenté comme le roman disparu de la Table ronde, je n’ai pas hésité longtemps avant d’extraire ce livre de la pile en librairie, tel Excalibur. A tort ou à raison?
Rachida Dati became Garde des Sceaux, while Sara became a murderer at the age of 19. Yet they both grew up in the same milieu, in the same small French town. Investigation into a provincial girl who exploded in mid-air.
While some of the books you'll find in bookshops at the start of 2024 will turn your heart upside down, all of them are good for your mind. From Julien Sansonnens to David Foenkinos and the late Dick Marty, our team takes a brief look at some meaningful words.
Let's end 2023 with a bang, let's end it with a book! Instead of the traditional confetti and cotillions of New Year's Eve, the editors of Regard Libre have prepared a firework display of five books, with their best reads of the year.
Here it is, a novel unlike any other of the current literary season! «Everything That's Missing» is the tale of a man grappling with life's disillusions, apathy and the mundane. All with a witty phlegm.
Sorting through the belongings of a deceased loved one is often part of the grieving process. Ludivine Ribeiro has taken the exercise a step further. She has published a book. A way for the Geneva-based author to recount a slice of life. Her own and that of her family. A gentle, therapeutic book.
Recounting the reconstruction of a loner in poor health against a backdrop of questions about adoption and identity. All in a hundred or so stylish, spicy pages. That was the challenge of this novel. Who could have doubted that the author would rise to it?
In a fascinating investigative book, journalist Mathilde Farine takes a popular look at the reasons behind the Credit Suisse debacle in the spring.
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