Kairos, roman de l'autrice allemande Jenny Erpenbeck, décrit magistralement la lente dérive d'une liaison amoureuse en même temps que celle de la RDA. Les mentalités de l’époque, la vie au jour le jour y résonnent avec la représentation de l'espace et du temps. Cet article Fin de partie à Berlin-Est est apparu en premier sur En attendant Nadeau.| En attendant Nadeau
AIDAN COOPER A duck paddling in a pond is a memorial to the passage of time; winter snow doesn’t represent death nor sleep, but rather life at its most ferocious. With Cather, the world is flush with a force so powerful it can’t be predicted or contracted or even known, only guessed at and trusted in. A magic rushes from every stream, from every hog’s bark.| The Common
AIDAN COOPER A duck paddling in a pond is a memorial to the passage of time; winter snow doesn’t represent death nor sleep, but rather life at its most ferocious. With Cather, the world is flush with a force so powerful it can’t be predicted or contracted or even known, only guessed at and trusted in. A magic rushes from every stream, from every hog’s bark.| The Common
Revisiting what I posted about 10 years ago(my blog was born on September 29, 2010)following the idea I found at The Chocolate Lady’s Book Review Blog (click on this link or the logo to see w…| Words And Peace
I’m not quite feeling my current format of titling these grouped review posts. The previous one is “Short Reviews of a Kang, a Clemmons and a Manyika“. On one hand, a generic “Review of Three Books” is not helpful – I generally like to indicate the writer and title of the book under review. On […]| Kinna Reads