New books highlighted by Télérama
Each week, Télérama selects notable books from the paperback section, offering readers a curated list of new releases. This selection includes novels and essays that explore a range of themes, from social issues to psychological depth.Henry Wise’s Southern Gothic revival
In Nulle part où revenir, Henry Wise revisits the Southern Gothic genre, blending eerie atmospheres with the social divisions present in the American South. The novel immerses readers in a world marked by tension and haunting memories.Richard Krawiec’s portrayal of the forgotten
With Croire en quoi, Richard Krawiec gives voice to those left behind by the American dream. His narrative addresses poverty with sensitivity, avoiding the pitfalls of misérabilism while offering a poignant reflection on societal neglect.Joyce Carol Oates examines crime and trauma
In Fox, Joyce Carol Oates delves into themes of predation and the violence inflicted on children. The novel closely examines the mind of a criminal, shedding light on the dark mechanisms of harm and survival.David Le Breton on the fading art of dialogue
In La Fin de la conversation, anthropologist David Le Breton presents an insightful essay on the decline of meaningful dialogue in modern society. He explores how this shift contributes to the growing isolation of individuals in an increasingly fragmented world.
