Ce que je sais de ma maman by Pauline Martin

Ce que je sais de ma maman is a simple and brilliant children’s book, at least, in appearance. The pages are laid out in a recognizable fashion, invariably repeating the same rhythm and construction : on one side, a young girl tells us about her wonderful mother, on the other, a corresponding image that illustrates her […]

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Le Syndrome du Prisonnier

by Lewis Trondheim

There is something of the symptomatic in the Little Nothings. Something that belongs to the misery of contemporary creation among the former pioneers of the French-speaking alternative. In the case of Lewis Trondheim, the disappointement is all the greater, especially in the autobiography genre. Coming back to his first try at it, Approximativement, is remembering […]

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Xavier, I wonder if by any chance you would know why Chiisakobe hasn’t been published in English yet. I know it was released in French, Spanish and that there’s even a German version on its way, but no sign of an English version, as far as I know.

Fernando Marv

21 Jan 01:05

sur Mochizuki Minetarou

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Brilliant text, mister Moura. If I had read it at the time of its publication I should have quoted from it in my recent PhD in the arts, where I do treat the question of comics as a possible 'minor litterature', following Deleuze and Guattari on Kafka. https://sbastien-conard.squarespace.com/texts/ http://sebastienconard.be

Sebastien Conard

02 Mar 21:41

sur Les Schtroumpfs noirs

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