2023-10-02 22:20:34
Lisbeth Koutchoumoff Arman Published on October 3, 2023 at 00:20. Modified on October 3, 2023 at 02:30.
Sarah Chiche is a writer who knows how to write in the dark. “This whole story will remain enigmatic to those who do not agree to arm themselves with their own part of darkness to encounter what can happen to human beings,” she makes the narrator say, at the very beginning of her novel, one of the most prominent this fall, Alchemies. “Arm yourself with your own part of darkness”… This phrase applies precisely to the writing of Sarah Chiche who draws on darkness to welcome the bursts of light which also escape from humans in their crazy outfits.
To read: Saturn or how mourning can become a place of splendor and writing
Interested in this item?
Don’t miss any of our content published daily – subscribe now from 9.- CHF for the first month to access all our articles, files, and analyses.
CHECK OFFERS Good reasons to subscribe to Le Temps: Consult all the unlimited content on the site and the mobile application Access the paper edition in digital version before 7 a.m. Benefit from exclusive privileges reserved for subscribers Access the archives
Already a subscriber? To log in
1696293382
#Alchemies #Sarah #Chiche #trail #Goyas #missing #skull
