ANALYSIS, Jonas Follonier | From Rabelais to Kundera, French literature can be examined through the prism of irony. The second degree has the power to connect not only meanings, but also voices and works.
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Since 2014, Editions Cambourakis and Lyon's Musée des Confluences have joined forces to give birth to a project, at the crossroads of literature and art: the «Récits d'objets» collection. The idea is simple: invite novelists to choose an object from the museum's extensive holdings (over two million!) and let the experience take shape, giving birth to a work of fiction. And for this opuscule, the guest author shakes up the codes!
Tuesday Books – Diana-Alice Ramsauer We need more books like this. Not a single page too many. Levels...
Le Regard Libre N° 82 – Elliot Mazzella Chaque mois, Le Regard Libre publie le roman inédit Le retour du jeune auteur suisse Elliot...
Les bouquins du mardi - Ivan Garcia The famous Gaul with the winged helmet is back! In this new album, which...
Unpublished article - Quentin Perissinotto Villa royale marks the literary debut of a young author from Lausanne. And the mark of a strong...