Writers of the upcoming generations are dealing with the problems and issues facing the republic of today. These include multiculturalism, religious extremism, immigration and race relations.
About Encrier
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My Opinion On Une Putain D’histoire
If you live in the English-speaking world, then the name of this novel is ‘A Hell of a Story.’ And it fully lives up to its title. Interestingly, the French author of this novel, Bernard Minier, decided to set this story not in his native land but on the north-west coast of United States, in the […]
Why I Believe Elena Ferrante’s True Identity Does Not Matter
So, the debate is raging over who is Elena Ferrante and whether it was ethical on the part of the Italian journalist Claudio Gatti to allegedly reveal her true identity. For those who are unaware of the whole episode, Elena Ferrante, is the pseudonym of a popular Neapolitan author whose novels have gained great popularity […]
A Personal Outlook: Novels Capturing Paradoxes In Modern France
Like most western societies, France is going through a period of flux. There are growing paradoxes that are becoming evident in the French society and reflecting themselves in the literature being produced as well. This makes the present scene in French literary circle quite interesting for literature-lovers like me. But apart from exciting, French literature […]
My Takes On...
Joseph Mengele
Few people have as tainted a career record as Joseph Mengele. This Nazi doctor who was posted at Auschwitz and performed the most horrifying experiments on the innocent prisoners of that infamous …
Read More about My Take On The Disappearance Of Joseph Mengele
Edouard Louis
Edouard Louis seems fascinated by violence. But there is a good reason for that. He knows violence all to well. Some years ago, while returning home from a party, he met an Algerian man whom he …
Read More about My Take On Violence In Édouard Louis’s Literature