Books
Eddy L. Harris was born in Indianapolis in 1956 and graduated from Stanford University. He has written seven books including Mississippi Solo, the story […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 13 October 2021
Author: Sophie Joubert
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Ninon Moise, 17, is the youngest descendent of a line of women struck by strange diseases. After contracting an illness that makes her skin […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 6 October 2021
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When French-Senegalese author David Diop won the International Booker Prize, French literature was pushed into the spotlight across the Anglosphere. But is this a […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 22 September 2021
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In Tomorrow They Won’t Dare to Murder Us, recently translated into English, Joseph Andras, 32, portrays the final days of Fernand Iveton, a communist […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 8 September 2021
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As the summer draws to a close in an ambience that encourages confessions, a woman listens to the story of her sister, a model […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 25 August 2021
Profile
Guadeloupe-born writer and professor Maryse Condé, who taught at Berkeley, Harvard and Columbia, where she founded the Center for French and Francophone Studies in […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 11 August 2021
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Filmmaker and producer Benoît Cohen has directed six features including Chameleon, Our Precious Children, Just the Three of Us, and You’ll Be a Man, […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 27 July 2021
Interview
Feminist philosopher Manon Garcia has recently published her book, We Are Not Born Submissive, in America. An assistant professor of philosophy at Yale, she […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 20 July 2021
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Farah, 14, lives with her parents in a libertarian commune in Southern France. A funny, transgressive, coming-of-age novel about contemporary utopias, Arcadia was awarded […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 22 June 2021
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At Night All Blood Is Black won the 2018 Prix Goncourt des Lycéens and the International Booker Prize in June 2021, making David Diop […]
- By Sophie Joubert
- | 2 June 2021
