Linda Lê
I like words to be incandescent and books to be infernos Linda Lê Relatively unknown to the general public yet critically highly acclaimed, Linda Lê was born to a Vietnamese father and French mother in Dalat in 1963. Her family …
Marius Daniel Popescu
The sacred is in everyday life, in the falling of a handkerchief… It is strange to have to use words to say that they shouldn’t exist. For me sound, sight, smell, these exclude words. There is no need to say …
Gabrielle Wittkop
I intend to die as I lived, a free man. Gabrielle Wittkop On her 81st birthday, Gabrielle Wittkop wrote a farewell letter to Paris publisher Bernard Wallet (Editions Verticales), telling him she had lung cancer and wanted to put an …
Nicolas Bouyssi
One fine day a solar system which is no longer in motion was formed – no longer because its motion is settled. In order for it to go into motion again, there’s a need for something that demolishes. This is …
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