Myriam Leroy shares her literary favorites and personal preferences as she embarks on a new chapter of literary discovery. Her eclectic tastes include autobiographies, works by Belgian and American authors, and comic strips. Some of her favorite works include “The little female” by Philippe Jaenada, the first volume of “Vernon Subutex” by Virginie Despentes, and “The flower of capital” by Jean-Noel Rango. Through her choices, she reveals surprising aspects of her personality.
To open this new chapter of literary encounter, Myriam Leroy reveals herself through her literary choices, sharing her favorites and her literary claws.
Myriam Leroy offers us a journey through her eclectic literary choices, revealing astonishing aspects of her personality.
And the varied tastes of the author lead her to appreciate the autobiographies of people as well as the works of Belgian authors, without forgetting American literature and comic strips. Among his favorites are works such as The little female of Philippe Jaenadathe end of the first volume of Vernon Subutex of Virginie Despentes et The flower of capital of Jean-Noel Rango.
In conclusion, Myriam Leroy’s literary choices are a reflection of her diverse tastes and her thirst for exploration. Through her selection of books, she invites us on a journey of self-discovery and exposes her literary claws, revealing her sharp and discerning eye as a writer. From autobiographies to comic strips, from Belgian literature to American classics, Myriam’s literary favorites are as varied and intriguing as the author herself. It’s a delight to follow her on this literary adventure, and we can’t wait to see where she takes us next.
