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The Merry Josse, Marcel Quint

Author: Marcel Quint

Publisher: Routledge - Published: November 2010 (pocket)

ISBN: 9782070402380 - Price: 5.10 €

About the author

Michel Quint was born in 1949.
He has published thirty books (crime novels, short stories, drama serials and radio). He received the Grand Prize for Literature in 1990 and the police Cinéroman prices in 2001. "Strange Gardens" was adapted to film in 2003 by Jean Becker, Thierry Lhermitte, Jacques Villeret, Andre Dussollier and Benoît Magimel. "Love just" the second installment of Strange Gardens, was published in 2002 by Editions Joelle Losfeld.

Abstract

A Sablet, we follow a stutterer, Frederico Peres said Rico, and the theater in which it will be built. Between revelers, well-kept secrets, attempted words, and loves, the newspaper is not easy.

Felt

It is difficult to really define what is this novel, as it happens things. Everything is told by the young Rico, who stutters, and who does not know what to do to speak. His family has little presence, and is presented first as a young man unsure of himself because of his stuttering.

The troupe is clearly presented as a band of merry men, with no taboos, somewhat in the spirit of the 68, which is especially great party. Thus dear Rico discover the virtues of wine, since it is mainly what is drunk, the dredge, and a few family plots at the same time.

when writing to it is very pleasant, and let yourself be carried away by the happy story sprinkled with citations or references literary. The language is very colloquial, but not shocking, and it is easy to understand even if you do not know the slang of the corner at the base. If you like wine, you certainly will find more references in there who have escaped.

So you could start to believe in having to do a story ultimately not very exciting, which is over the pages, leaving us with only one desire, to understand and know ^ ^

Thanks to Folio editions and Livraddict this little discovery.