ONFR - Croquis littéraires

Thirteen characters, all different from each other. Thirteen characters, connected by food, travel, art, and the fluidity of genres. This is the universe that V.S. Goela presents in his first novel, Gaucher.ère contrarié.e.

La sultane dévoilée, a novel by Jean Mohsen Fahmy, published by éditions David. This historical novel transports us to 13th-century Egypt and Syria, chronicling the life of the only woman to have ever ruled an Arab-Muslim country.

ONFR+ presents a book review on Le grand détour pour traverser la rue, a novel by Alain Savary, published by Éditions L'Interligne. This autobiographical novel is a call for hope and perseverance.

ONFR+ presents Juré, craché!, a novel by Danièle Vallée, published by Éditions David. Set in Quebec on the eve of the Quiet Revolution, Danièle Vallée takes us on a journey into a past where religion is omnipresent.

Moi, Sam, Elle, Janis, a new novel by Jean Boisjoli, published by Éditions David. This psychological drama traces the journey of Sam, an inmate accused of murder, through his psychiatric sessions.

Rue des rêves brisés, a novel by Guy Bélizaire. Torn between the desire to spend the summer with his first love and the obligation to go to Haiti with his father, Christophe finds it difficult to juggle his dual Haitian-Canadian identity.