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Prix spécial du jury Femina pour l'ensemble de son œuvre. Une inoubliable passion amoureuse, après le chef-d'œuvre du Magicien, par un des maîtres de la fiction contemporaine.

Gerald, a young man on the up-and-up with a good job and stylish friends, is doing rather well, even if he does say so himself.

Ça s'ouvre sur un cadavre, livré par le narrateur à la "trop douce" Juliette. Elle qui d'habitude explique et guérit tout ne comprend pas.

Winner of the Neustadt International Prize for Literature, Nuruddin Farah is one of Africa's most respected contemporary writers.

Marée noire est un long monologue adressé à un homme inaccessible, dont la femme morte hante la mémoire.

A stunning and understated debut novel of seduction and infidelity about a woman who, devastated by the death of her son, takes an increasing interest in the personal affairs of her widowed daughte

Aux yeux de Liam, sa sœur est une héroïne. Protectrice, audacieuse, Marianne l’entraîne dans des lieux sauvages inondés de lumière, sur les chemins dominant la ville de La Ciotat.

A quiet rancher in Civil War-era Texas emerges from an alcohol-soaked haze to find his sole ranch hand and lover has been lynched—hanged by party or parties unknown.

Beloved author Wayne Johnston returns to the territory of his #1 national bestseller The Colony of Unrequited Dreams with this sweeping tale of ambition, remorse and hope.

The bestselling “master of the medical thriller” (The New York Times) confronts one of the most compelling issues of our time: personality-altering drugs and the complex moral questions they raise.

Le lieutenant Dany Myers est officier de police dans une petite ville du Midwest américain.

In the skies over Oakland, California, a DC-10 and a 747 are on a collision course.

A “superb, suspense-packed” (Detroit News) novel about one man’s attempt to combat the greed and corruption of a massive pharmaceutical company, from the #1 bestselling author “master of the medica

This is the third of Genet's prose works to be published in the United States, following Our Lady of the Flowers (1963) and The Thief's Journal (1964).

Février 1973. Santiago du Chili.