Literature

Covid-19 vaccine is called «Petite»

By Anaïs Sierro · 07 July 2020

A travelogue that's more like a life story.

Literature

Pure intimacy

By Arthur Billerey · June 30, 2020

An intimate look into the lives of Swiss diary writers.

Literature

Jean Romain tells us about the road

By Jonas Follonier · June 9, 2020

The motorcycle and what it can do

Literature

Guillaume Gagnière's first literary voyage

By Ivan Garcia · May 19, 2020

A light, soothing tale.

Literature

Matthieu Corpataux's poetic sweets

By Ivan Garcia · May 12, 2020

What could be sweeter than poetry?

Literature

Laure Mi Hyun Croset: «I'm a stylist».»

By Ivan Garcia · November 23, 2019

Following the publication of a review of «Pop-corn Girl»—a short story tinged with irony and stereotypes about the misadventures of a young woman from Geneva on an exchange program in a Chicago suburb—we continue our exploration of Laure Mi Hyun Croset’s work. So join us at the Café des Voisins in Geneva to learn more about her approach to her work and to literature.

Literature

Jérôme Meizoz, absolutely moving!

By Le Regard Libre · 05 November 2019

Subway, work, sleep, fridge

Literature

Jacques Pilet takes us back to Switzerland a century ago

By Jonas Follonier · 01 October 2019

Last month, Swiss journalist Jacques Pilet published his second novel, *Hôtel Belvédère*, with Editions de l'Aire. Reading it, we are transported back to Switzerland in 1914. Amid a Europe in turmoil, Jules, the young son of a farmer from Vevey, falls in love with a Russian student and decides to leave for Africa. A gripping tale that explores tragic history through a heartwarming story.

Literature

The best thing to do is to read Antoine Vuille

By Jonas Follonier · 18 June 2019

Jonas Follonier - Les bouquins du mardi The need to get out of our inner calendars to open up to others and to the...