With incisive and powerful poetic prose, Jean d’Amérique presents us with a cruel fable in which a little girl’s desire...
ARTICLE LONG FORMAT, Guillaume Moix | Very few works have succeeded in crossing the Iron Curtain. Soviet science fiction writers Arkadi and Boris Strougatski succeeded, mainly thanks to their novel Picnic by the Roadside. A look back at a science-fiction classic and the mark it has left on culture.
Les bouquins du mardi - Anaïs Sierro Who's there? is certainly the question you could ask the author,...
LONG FORM INTERVIEW, Ivan Garcia | In a previous issue, publisher Michel Moret answered my questions about his re-edition of the works of Charles Ferdinand Ramuz. A fruitful encounter that gave rise to further questions. Intrigued by Ramuz and his importance within our country's literature, I wanted to shed further light on this figure by calling on a specialist in his work. Stéphane Pétermann is head of research at the Centre des littératures en Suisse romande and, with Daniel Maggetti, co-editor of the «Petite bibliothèque ramuzienne» collection published by Editions Zoé. He is the author of two academic works on Ramuz: C. F. Ramuz, sentir vivre et battre le mot (PPUR, 2018) and Ramuz, l'écriture comme absolu (Infolio, 2020). Following the reissue of Adam et Eve in the collection he co-directs, Stéphane Pétermann shares his thoughts on his reissue venture, as well as on the «myth» that is Ramuz for French-speaking Switzerland.
Tuesday Books – Diana-Alice Ramsauer When a book kicks off with a bang, set to the lyrics of «Friends First» by...
Les bouquins du mardi - Ivan Garcia In a wide-ranging interview, Pascal Vandenberghe, general manager of Payot bookstores, sheds light on...
Provocative dandy and observer of his times, Quentin Mouron questions progress and decadence in his novels. Meet a lucid writer who dismantles modern illusions without renouncing the beauty of the word.
Les bouquins du mardi - Lauriane Pipoz When I read the synopsis of L'Anomalie, I expected a thriller. A bit...
Unpublished Article - Ivan Garcia Through the eyes of two heroes—a young Attila, prince of the Huns, and a Byzantine historian...
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