The Glory of the good-for-nothings, by Sylvain Detoc “O God, defend the pure against their purity! Climbing too high in an air that is too sharp, too hard, sometimes the heart breaks and the blood spurts out. wrote Marie Noel. Yes, blood is spurting out in the Church today, for so-called “angels” often turn out … Read more
Your wound opens to the light, by Francois Vayne Algiers, Lourdes, Rome, Jerusalem: here is the pilgrimage of the life of a man born in Algeria in 1962. A man of dialogue, who, as a child, went to pray at the tomb of Charles de Foucauld in the desert, because his father, whom he had … Read more
The Maghreb Arab Press Agency (MAP) has just published “Rabat Magique”, the first publication of a series of books on the cities of Morocco. This 180-page book highlights the rich heritage of the Capital of the Kingdom and invites the reader on a journey through time and space where the history, architecture, cuisine and spirituality … Read more
Tuesday, October 18, 2022 at 03:16 PM Rabat – The Maghreb Arab Press Agency (MAP) has just published “Rabat Magique”, the first publication of a series of books on the cities of Morocco. This 180-page book highlights the rich heritage of the Capital of the Kingdom and invites the reader on a journey through time … Read more
From October 15 to 31, the sixteenth edition of the Children’s and Youth Literature Festival will take place. More than 160 activities will take place in the different bookstores and reading promotion spaces throughout Colombia, with Bogotá as the center, within the framework of the sixteenth Festival of Books for Children and Young People, which … Read more
Six essays, including several with a feminist tone, three novels, three stories, two anthologies, a tribute, a collection… Here are the brief reviews of sixteen notable works in this umpteenth week of the year. Feminism. “Holding Your Tongue” by Julie Abbou Between sociolinguistics and anthropology of language, Hold your tongue explores the complex articulation between … Read more
Reporting by Maurizio Vitiello – Success of the book An infinite carmine sea by Adelina Mauro, Michelangelo 1915 Publisher. Photo 2 of 2 The writer Adelina Mauro, class of ’52, from Palma Campania, has a degree in Pedagogy and is a retired teacher. She is the winner of several literary prizes and her writings have … Read more
There are many ways to love books. The most recurring and established throughout history is to carefully read and preserve them, but the publisher who produces them also exhibits a relationship no less important than that of the author with his title. In this noble effort to make a project or the idea of a … Read more
After winter always comes spring, of Marie de Jaureguiberry Adrien is one of those high potentials and hypersensitive people that we didn’t know so much about 30 years ago. He was notably harassed in college for three years. Despite his brilliant trajectory, he continues to be gripped by anguish. While he begins taking an antidepressant … Read more
doYou just broke up with your partner? Do you feel that you don’t feel like doing anything and that everything means a world to you? Calm! It is the most normal thing in the world if the separation has just taken place. The wounds are open and you find yourself at a crossroads from which … Read more