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Le "Poche" de la semaine : Joseph Boyden, "Dans le grand cercle du monde"

Le "Poche" de la semaine : Joseph Boyden, "Dans le grand cercle du monde"

Balak, Bastien Vivès et Michaël Sanlaville - Paris 11/2012 © Mathieu Zazzo

Last Man cogne toujours aussi fort

"Sous le soleil de minuit": Découvrez la critique du dernier Corto Maltese

"Sous le soleil de minuit": Découvrez la critique du dernier Corto Maltese

Northern lights Dawson City Reporters / DPA

Où naissent les histoires ?

Le "Poche" de la semaine: William Boyd, "Les vies multiples d'Amory Clay"

Le "Poche" de la semaine: William Boyd, "Les vies multiples d'Amory Clay"

A veiled woman in a blue burqa walks along a street in Kabul, Afghanistan, 29 April 2007. Photo: Johannes Eisele REPORTERS / DPA Z5449 Johannes Eisele

Le poche de la semaine: "Une Antigone à Kandahar", Joydeep Roy-Bhattacharya

Les Etats-Unis envoient leurs tueurs

Les Etats-Unis envoient leurs tueurs

Un poste de television. Photo in : Art et Decoration, France, vers 1960. Coll. Part. A television. Photo in: Art et Decoration, France, ca 1960. REPORTERS / CCI / MARC CHARMET

Le "Poche" de la semaine : Nick Hornby, "Funny Girl"

Un roman sur le frère damné de Simenon crée la polémique

Un roman sur le frère damné de Simenon crée la polémique

droits cédés aux éditions de l'Olivier jusqu'au 30 juin 2018.

Agnès Desarthe réenchante le roman français

Le "Poche" de la semaine: Tim Gautreaux, "Nos disparus"

Le "Poche" de la semaine: Tim Gautreaux, "Nos disparus"

Dubus

Les égéries de la psychanalyse

Les égéries de la psychanalyse

Louis XIV (1638-1715) king of France from 1643. Known as The Sun King (Le Roi Soleil). Engraving after portrait by Rigaud showing him wearing the Order of St Esprit *** Local Caption *** "Medium Res, please call if you need HR"

Le Roi-Soleil, ors et ombres

Lush Green Fields On A Landscape Of Rolling Hills; Ireland Reporters / Design Pics

Le poche de la semaine : "La neige noire", Paul Lynch

David Grossman born in Jerusalem on January 25, 1954, is an Israeli author of fiction, nonfiction, and youth and children's literature. His books have been translated into numerous languages. The Yellow Wind, his nonfiction study of the Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip met with acclaim abroad but sparked controversy at home. Grossman studied Philosophy and Theater at Hebrew University. He worked as a correspondent and radio actor for Kol Yisrael, Israel's national broadcasting service. He was one of the presenters of Cat in a Sack, a children's program broadcast from 1970 to 1984. His book Duel was first aired as a radio drama on Kol Yisrael. Together with Dani Eldar, he hosted the slapstick radio program, Stutz (Yiddish: "that can happen"). In 1984, Grossman won the Prime Minister's Prize for Creative Work. Grossman, an outspoken peace activist, supported Israel during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict. On August 10, 2006, however, he and fellow authors Amos Oz and A.B. Yehoshua held a press conference at which they urged the government to agree to a ceasefire that would create the basis for a negotiated solution. Two days later, his 20-year-old son Uri, a staff sergeant in an armoured unit, was killed by an anti-tank missile during an IDF operation in southern Lebanon shortly before the ceasefire. [1] On February 2, 2007, Grossman was awarded the degree of Doctor Honoris Causa by the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium. Grossman lives in Mevasseret Zion on the outskirts of Jerusalem. He is married and the father of three children, Yonatan, 24, Ruth, 14, and the late Uri. Lost his eldest son in the 2nd Lebanon War 07.2006 Taken by Kobi Kalmanovitz for: The EMET PRITZE Catalogue 2007 in Mikenot Shaananim / Jerusalem, on Wednesday 25.07.2007

David Grossman ausculte nos souffrances

Gregory Laurent, artiste chef d’entreprise et nouveau visage de la Foire du livre

Gregory Laurent, artiste chef d’entreprise et nouveau visage de la Foire du livre

Huit mois requis contre l'écrivain Erri De Luca

Huit mois requis contre l'écrivain Erri De Luca

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2084, l’œil de l’Islam vous regarde

QUEENS - OCTOBER 30: Houses on Beach 131st Street were destroyed by Hurricane Sandy on October 30, 2012 in the Belle Harbor neighborhood of the Rockaways. (Photo by Michael Nagle) Reporters / Redux *** Local Caption *** 14282522

L’ombre avance sur le terrain de jeu

Paris qui aime, Paris méchant

Paris qui aime, Paris méchant

Breaking Bad -TV series saison 2 Aaron Paul - Bryan Cranston EPP / Reporters

Voici la bible illustrée des meilleures séries des 25 dernières années

Amélie d'Oultremont - les mardis de la philo

Les Mardis de la philo débutent en force

Guérir l’âme, mais de quoi ? Réponse à toutes les questions légitimes avec Alain Gérard

Guérir l’âme, mais de quoi ? Réponse à toutes les questions légitimes avec Alain Gérard

La romancière britannique Jackie Collins est décédée

La romancière britannique Jackie Collins est décédée

Le "Poche" de la semaine: Joyce Maynard, "L'homme de la montagne"

Le "Poche" de la semaine: Joyce Maynard, "L'homme de la montagne"

Les sélectionnés du prix Femina

Les sélectionnés du prix Femina