about everything in (my) life
The good side of my Christmas holiday during a lockdown is that I had quite a lot of free time to read, so I used it to finish ‘Patria’ (translated into English as ‘Homeland’) by Fernando Aramburu, a 600 page book (the division in short chapters is of huge help). The novel became a literary […]
MoreI heard recently by a fellow book lover that the books we read tell our story, and that in every book the reader finds a layer of him/her/themselves. We identify ourselves with the stories we read and project ourselves onto the characters. As I love books, these sentences resonated with me and made me stop […]
MoreThose who read my blog regularly (thank you!!!) have noticed that I passed from one or two posts per week to zero. Those who know me personally, know that this doesn’t mean I have no writing project ongoing, it’s just that at the moment they are offline. At the beginning of the pandemic I started […]
MoreI woke up at 8am in a good mood. Streets are empty but probably more because it’s Saturday and it’s 8.40 rather than because of coronavirus. Could be. My plan for this morning is to go to the supermarket, not because I am panicking and I want to prepare for the apocalypse but because I […]
MoreReuters pictures of the decade Britain’s Yellow Jacket election Obama’s Anger Management Problem Prix des médicaments : la campagne que les labos ne veulent pas voir La Piedad de Miguel Ángel y el complejo de salvadora blanca
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