"You read Lydia Davis to watch a writer patiently divide the space between epiphany and actual human beings by first halves, then quarters, then eighths, and then sixteenths, into infinity," says The Village Voice. Indeed, Lydia Davis is...
Nous sommes ? Berlin, en novembre 1949. HR, agent subalterne d'un service fran?ais de renseignement et d'interventions hors normes, arrive dans l'ancienne capitale en ruine, ? laquelle il se croit li? par un souvenir confus, remontant...
Michael Pollan’s unmatched ability to draw lines of connection between our everyday experiences— whether eating, gardening, or building—and the natural world has been the basis for the popular success of his many works of nonfiction, including...