THE NEW INTERNATIONAL DISORDER
Does public international law still exist?
In 2026, the answer is no longer entirely clear.
For that matter Continue reading “THE NEW INTERNATIONAL DISORDER”
MADAME STAVISKY
“Madame Stavisky”, Antoine Billot’s novel, retraces the fate of Arlette Stavisky, the wife of the shrewd financier but above all the notorious Continue reading “MADAME STAVISKY”
FOLCOCHE
Those who love literature and history generally enjoy books devoted to the history of literature. Published in 2025, Folcoche by Émilie Lanez Continue reading “FOLCOCHE”
I WANTED TO LIVE
The outstanding novel by Adélaïde de Clermont-Tonnerre, Je Voulais Vivre (I Wanted to Live), recounts the all-too-brief life of a fictional character Continue reading “I WANTED TO LIVE”
JOSEPHINE BAKER
If you like graphic novels and if you are a tad feminist – or just curious – the series of literary works by Catel and Bocquet Continue reading “JOSEPHINE BAKER”
ORANGERIE MUSEUM – PARIS
Who could believe that the serene Orangerie museum hides a recent sulfurous history Continue reading “ORANGERIE MUSEUM – PARIS”
THE SHINING
When it comes to “The Shining”, should we talk about the Stephen King book or the Stanley Kubrick movie? Continue reading “THE SHINING”
LA CONTESSA
Since I’m in Piedmont, let’s talk about “La Contessa” the biography by Benedetta Craveri, which retraces the destiny Continue reading “LA CONTESSA”