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Bermann, Davodeau, Görgün, Simonnot, Tong Cuong… Les brèves critiques du « Monde des livres »
« Le Dernier hiver du Cid », de Jérôme Garcin : l’ultime tragédie de Gérard Philipe
« What a Man ! », de Georges Perec : le feuilleton littéraire de Camille Laurens
Of Course Phoebe Waller-Bridge Is a Charles Bukowski Fan
Don’t Hate Kevin Wilson, but He Wrote His Best Seller in 10 Days
Tragicomic Fiction That Masquerades as an Extended Lawyer Joke
Alan Moore: Watchmen creator and self-proclaimed anarchist to vote in election for first time in 40 years
James Ellroy ! : la chronique « poches » de Mathias Enard
Les obsessions textuelles de James Ellroy
« Denis Roche, inventeur de formes, écrivain révolutionnaire »
« Le Monde sur le vif », de Martha Gellhorn : l’histoire en direct
James Ellroy, la fin du Cid, un journal et des pensées : nos choix de lectures
Becoming: Michelle Obama earns Grammy nomination for memoir audiobook
Sehnsucht nach einem Raum aus Zeit: Susanne Scharnowskis Sachbuch über Heimat
La mort du traducteur Bernard Kreiss
Denis Roche, dense dans l’apesanteur
What Tweets and Emojis Did to the Novel
Weltreise mit Kamera: Eine Fotografin entdeckt die Welt der mutigen Mädchen
Gallimard, grand gagnant des prix littéraires
Murder at Lake Maggiore
Songs of Survival and Rebellion
When You Can’t Afford a Jane Austen Original
Gedichte von Günter Kunert: Kassandras Selbstgespräch
If You Love ‘The Crown,’ You’ll Love These Books
The Man Who Was American Music
Bad Bishops, Bloodletting and a Plague of Caterpillars
« Le Pass culture aurait pu constituer une preuve de confiance dans la capacité d’expression de la jeunesse »
Instead of a New Album, Rihanna Drops a Book
Design That’s Got Users in Mind
Kollege fleißig. Aber verhasst: Shaun Tans Bilderbuch „Zikade“
F.A.Z.-Bücher-Podcast, Folge 3: Dafür hätte ich was
‘The Second Sleep,’ by Robert Harris: An Excerpt
‘Broke: Hardship and Resilience in a City of Broken Promises,’ by Jodie Adams Kirshner: An Excerpt
Birthing Bunnies: An 18th-Century Woman’s Bizarre Medical Hoax
‘Broke’ Chronicles a City Out of Cash and Awash in Desperation
New & Noteworthy Visual Books, From ‘Get Out’ to Richard Avedon
Meet the Levy Family. Their History Is Our History.
It’s 1468. Why Does the Village Priest Have an iPhone?
Arkady Renko Has Been Sent to Siberia. And He’s Fine With That.
‘The Siberian Dilemma,’ by Martin Cruz Smith: An Excerpt
The World of Dance in Letters, Locations and Clothes
On Roy DeCarava’s Centennial, Two Photo Books Document His Legacy
From Nudes to the Nervous System, Studies of the Human Body
„Eine Lehrerin sieht Rot“: Doris Unzeitigs Buch über die Spreewald-Grundschule
Du mot à l’image, le Salon Page(s met à l’honneur le livre d’artiste à Paris
Achtzigster von Margaret Atwood: Der Roman als Interaktion mit der Gesellschaft
Jürgen Habermas relit toute l’histoire de la philosophie
Wörter sind nichts Festes: Yasmina Reza im Gespräch
Books of the month: From Will Self's memoir to a book on the political psychology of Donald Trump
La longue conquête des femmes journalistes
Prix Femina essai, Emmanuelle Lambert expose Jean Giono à Marseille
« Philosophie de l’architecture », de Ludger Schwarte : l’architectonique du contrôle social
Antoine Prost : « Transformer en histoire la demande de mémoire de nos contemporains »
Frankfurter Anthologie: „bis zum Äußersten“ von Samuel Beckett
Jaume Ier le Conquérant, Vazquez Montalban, Gandhi : la chronique « poches » de Mathias Enard
Bernard, Bookchin, Dufresne, Huyghebaert, Ndebele, Neuhoff… Les brèves critiques du « Monde des livres »
Revisiting Baldwin vs. Buckley
The Trouble With Identity Politics
The Secrets of Erin Morgenstern’s Success: Say No to the Internet. Say Yes to Video Games.
What Makes a Popular Song Great?
A Book Version of ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ Is Even Darker Than the Movie
Meeting the Brother Who Can’t Remember Her
Why Movie Musicals Work
I love women-only anthologies – I just wish they didn't have to exist
Round Trip With the King of Pop Art
Langston Hughes on James Baldwin’s ‘Notes of a Native Son’
Jane Austen Has Left the Building — and So Have Dickens and Waugh
New in Paperback: ‘Vietnam’ and ‘Upstream’
Learning the Wiles of a Biographer, With Beckett and Beauvoir
9 New Books We Recommend This Week
Randall Munroe Loves Outdated Views of the Future
Home for the Holidays, for Better or Worse
Cult of the Literary Sad Woman
Garry Shandling’s Riotous Scrapbook
Lindy West interview: '#MeToo as a concept has absolutely not gone away'
The top 17 plot twists in literature, from Gone Girl to Rebecca
Bernardine Evaristo: 'No single book is the best book in the world'
Greta Thunberg: Children's book about teenage climate activist shortlisted for Blue Peter prize
Cameron Douglas on his drug-fuelled descent from a luxury upbringing to seven years in prison
Rachel Maddow Takes On the Oil Industry
David Cameron depicted as pig in new Brexit picture book that explains situation to children
Sylvia Plath: The poet known for searingly honest prose and battle with depression
JK Rowling tells young people to stop volunteering at orphanages because it 'perpetuates child abuse'
Call Me By Your Name author Andre Aciman: 'I leave it to people with small minds to discuss whether straight actors should play LGBT+ roles'
Call Me By Your Name was originally meant to be about a straight couple, says author
Naomi Wolf's book Outrages cancelled over factual inaccuracies about gay men in Britain
Books of the month: From Philip Pullman's The Secret Commonwealth to Adam Kay's Twas The Nightshift Before Christmas
Seamus Heaney obituary: Nobel Prize-winning Irish poet

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