Through her work, the author, Nobel Prize for Literature 2022, has constantly held up a mirror to women of several generations. She is the first French woman to win the Nobel Prize for literature. Through the work of Annie Ernaux, the Stockholm Academy wanted to distinguish on October 6 an author who “constantly and from … Read more
” By frequenting the cat, we only risk getting rich. Could it be by calculation that for half a century I have been seeking his company? These words of the great writer Colette, many today could make them their own, but they could not, with some exceptions, come out of the mouth of a medieval … Read more
A posthumous novel by John Le Carré, “The Spy Who Loved Books” is a daring spy novel and a meditation on political and family legacies. It is the universe of the master of the spy novel, John Le Carré, that Sophie Creuz invites us to rediscover with the posthumous novel “The spy who loved books”. … Read more
It’s the very long Mercè weekend in Barcelona. A good opportunity to take your time and read back-to-school books. The French literary season The fall literary season is dropping pretty leaves. With at the head of the gondola, Paristhe last opus of the tetralogy In the land of immobile childhood by Yann Moix. If the … Read more
It is not because we are addressing children that we have to be simplistic. Esther Duflo sticks to it throughout the first books in a series that will eventually number ten at Seuil Jeunesse. The 2019 Nobel Prize in Economics invites young people to ask themselves the right questions about poverty. Awareness“We lived in the … Read more
Rand al’Thor’s reveal as the Dragon Reborn at the end of Season 1 of The Wheel of Time may not have come as a big surprise, but it was disappointing, especially for viewers who don’t know. hadn’t read the books in the Prime Video series. based on. The reveal was true to the source material, … Read more
Essays, novels, biographies… Find the ranking of best-selling books from August 26 to September 1 in La Procure bookstores. A selection of inspiring readings from books published over the past four months. 1The Shroud of Turin Summary : by Jean-Christian Petitfils, Tallandier, August 2022. In this complete synthesis, far from any polemical spirit, Jean-Christian Petitfils … Read more
No sooner have you started reading the lines of this paragraph than you find yourself facing a terrible monster: an Editorialyst. It turns out that, unlike other creatures of the same species, this one wants to let you know that it is in every way opposed to your way of thinking and refuses to let … Read more
On June 28, 2022, Calogero, on the strength of the success of his latest opus “Centre Ville”, performed at the Fourvière amphitheater for a concert as expected as it was flamboyant. It was only the second date of Calogero’s 2022 tour, after the Zénith de Nancy a few days earlier, that the Nuits de Fourvière … Read more
Anxiety, depression, insomnia: the French have low morale. To the delight of anti-stress product merchants, who promise anxious people a little serenity thanks to their more or less inexpensive products. With the health crisis, the sales of these well-being merchants have leapt over the past two years. And it is not the founder of Morphée … Read more