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Lionel Estève - Mauvaise Haleine - La Muette 2023
After publishing a first novel, an author questions the value of his memories, in a monologue interspersed with anecdotes.
"Little of what we say is our own. Often, what we say is no more than a borrowing, a repetition of what we've learned or heard. Only these little remnants belong to us, and they're just poor stories, tiny events. Paradoxically, I find this chatter generous. We have to accept, when fighting against the ugliness of the world, that there is no shiny victory."
54p - FR - 10x13cm - softcover
"Little of what we say is our own. Often, what we say is no more than a borrowing, a repetition of what we've learned or heard. Only these little remnants belong to us, and they're just poor stories, tiny events. Paradoxically, I find this chatter generous. We have to accept, when fighting against the ugliness of the world, that there is no shiny victory."
54p - FR - 10x13cm - softcover
After publishing a first novel, an author questions the value of his memories, in a monologue interspersed with anecdotes.
"Little of what we say is our own. Often, what we say is no more than a borrowing, a repetition of what we've learned or heard. Only these little remnants belong to us, and they're just poor stories, tiny events. Paradoxically, I find this chatter generous. We have to accept, when fighting against the ugliness of the world, that there is no shiny victory."
54p - FR - 10x13cm - softcover
"Little of what we say is our own. Often, what we say is no more than a borrowing, a repetition of what we've learned or heard. Only these little remnants belong to us, and they're just poor stories, tiny events. Paradoxically, I find this chatter generous. We have to accept, when fighting against the ugliness of the world, that there is no shiny victory."
54p - FR - 10x13cm - softcover
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After publishing a first novel, an author questions the value of his memories, in a monologue interspersed with anecdotes.
"Little of what we say is our own. Often, what we say is no more than a borrowing, a repetition of what we've learned or heard. Only these little remnants belong to us, and they're just poor stories, tiny events. Paradoxically, I find this chatter generous. We have to accept, when fighting against the ugliness of the world, that there is no shiny victory."
54p - FR - 10x13cm - softcover
"Little of what we say is our own. Often, what we say is no more than a borrowing, a repetition of what we've learned or heard. Only these little remnants belong to us, and they're just poor stories, tiny events. Paradoxically, I find this chatter generous. We have to accept, when fighting against the ugliness of the world, that there is no shiny victory."
54p - FR - 10x13cm - softcover
