Télérama selects new paperback favorites
Every week, Télérama chooses its favorite books from the new releases in the paperback section. These selections highlight notable works that have recently become available in print, offering readers a chance to explore literature that has been previously published but is now accessible in a more affordable format.Autumn highlights include diverse authors
At the start of autumn, Télérama features books by Camille Laurens, Roberto Saviano, and Catherine Safonoff. These authors bring a range of perspectives and themes to the literary table, reflecting the diversity of contemporary writing and the evolving interests of readers.New releases explore varied themes
As the literary season progresses, new paperback releases encourage readers to continue their journey of discovery. The selected books address a wide array of topics, including historical reflections, current societal issues, and meditations on life and death.Themes span from post-war Germany to Marseille’s streets
The articles in Télérama examine five books that take readers through different times, places, and states of mind. From the aftermath of war in Germany to the impact of drug trafficking in Marseille, these works explore societies dealing with their past and present struggles, weaving together memory, violence, and the hope for renewal.Bartabas delves into unsettling themes
With Un geste vers le bas, Bartabas tackles challenging and thought-provoking themes. This article, however, is reserved for subscribers of Télérama, offering access through various subscription plans that include options for monthly payments and flexible cancellation terms. Existing subscribers are reminded to log in to continue their reading experience.
