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21
Dec

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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Delcourt (Shampooing)

21
Sep
07

Louis au ski

by Guy Delisle

On one hand, Louis au ski is one of those classic stories relying on the principle of the crossing trajectories : a series of characters meet, follow the same path for a moment, before their respective trajectories take them in different directions according to their own tropism. A recurring picture in the book could serve as […]
16
Mar
07

La Malédiction du Parapluie

by Lewis Trondheim

Do little nothings fill huge voids ? Can a lot of “not much” come up with what matters ? And who really is Lewis Trondheim ? A few month ago, the whole world (including Le Monde) was convinced he was Frantico. Even though he denied, doubts remains for many. Here is an author who dabbles in autobiography, who […]