Public Sénat will broadcast a special episode of its literary program Au bonheur des livres on Friday, September 18 at 11 p.m. The episode, hosted by journalist Claire Chazal, will be dedicated to writer Olivier Rolin and will be titled "Au bonheur d'Olivier Rolin." It will focus on Rolin's latest book, La guerre éternelle, which was published by the French publisher Gallimard on August 20, 2026. This book is part of the Blanche collection, a series known for its literary and philosophical works, and has been included in the first selection of the 2026 Goncourt Prize, one of France's most prestigious literary awards. The book La guerre éternelle combines elements of travel writing, literary reflection, personal memory, and analysis of war. It traces a journey through historical and modern sites of conflict, including ancient Troy and contemporary battlefields such as Carthage, Dresden, Hiroshima, Mariupol, and Gaza. Rolin, who has experience as a traveler and former war reporter, explores the lasting impact of war and how literature can preserve and convey the experience of destruction and loss. The special episode will provide an in-depth look at Rolin's creative process and the themes he addresses in his work. It will be broadcast on Public Sénat and will also be available on the channel's website after the initial airing. The program aims to highlight the role of literature in reflecting on historical and modern conflicts, offering viewers a deeper understanding of the enduring nature of wartime violence and its representation in art and writing.