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Robert Brasillach

    A French author and journalist, his literary works explore love, life, and politics of his era, alongside a wide array of subjects from drama to world events. His non-fiction contributions, particularly his influential work in cinema history, reveal a keen interest in literary figures and contemporary affairs. Brasillach notably served as an editor for Je suis partout. His literary legacy remains intertwined with his controversial political stance, which ultimately led to his execution.

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    Our Pre-War, A generation in the storm
    The Thief of Sparks, A Novel
    • 2021

      The Thief of Sparks, A Novel

      • 138 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Lazare Mir, a young journalist from Paris, seeks solace and purpose during a holiday in Collioure, a place filled with childhood memories. While staying with his aunt Sérafina, he unravels the rich history of his family, leading him on a journey of self-discovery and reflection. This exploration of his roots intertwines personal growth with the backdrop of his past, offering a deeper understanding of his identity and the meaning of his life.

      The Thief of Sparks, A Novel
    • 2021

      Our Pre-War, A generation in the storm

      • 244 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of a shifting historical landscape, the narrative explores the lives of a close-knit group of friends navigating the complexities of pre-war and post-war experiences. As they encounter the vibrancy of Parisian culture, including silent cinema and poetry, they also grapple with the looming threats of nationalism and conflict. The story reflects on their shared journey through a transformative era, highlighting how their individual existences intersect with the broader currents of contemporary history.

      Our Pre-War, A generation in the storm