Here's the sequel to the new novel by Swiss writer André Durussel, published in Le Regard Libre throughout 2024.
Recently translated from the German, Bernese author Christian Kracht's 2021 novel returns to the seemingly clean Swiss soil of his childhood. An exploration of filial ties and the meaning of ancestry, set against a backdrop of money and Nazism.
Dans «A la recherche du temps perdu», Proust parle beaucoup de la musardise des membres de la haute noblesse française auxquels il fut lié. Il nous rappelle par la même occasion que c’est sa vocation d’écrivain qui l’a empêché de devenir un véritable homme du monde.
Here is the new novel by Swiss writer André Durussel, first published in «Le Regard Libre». It is due to be published by Editions de l'Aire, founded and run until recently by our late friend Michel Moret, whose memory we deeply mourn.
New year, new projects. After the first novel «Le retour» by young Swiss author Elliot Mazzella, due to be published by Editions de l'Aire later this year, these columns welcome André Durussel's new opus.
A cathedral book, rich in flashes of inspiration, the latest novel by 31-year-old Swiss author Romain Debluë is the pride and joy of publisher Michel Moret, who has published works by Jacques Chessex and Corinna Bille. It follows the arrival in Paris of a young Swiss student.
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.
In a novel that takes the form of a detective story, French writer Lilia Hassaine leads the charge against a society that has made transparency an absolute virtue.
François Forestier unearths the blacklists of the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War. At the heart of his novel are politics and justice thugs, all in a style that doesn't take. But the idea was promising.
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