We have read Atmosphere by Jenny Offil for you and we are not all of the same opinion.
When you’re a librarian in Brooklyn, you see a frankly colorful crowd. And if, like Lizzie, we agree to respond to a letter from a specialist in the climate crisis to make ends meet, we end up talking to all that the earth has enlightened. There is this girl who stocks up on toilet paper at the library, the chronically stressed out who press her with questions about the fate of humanity, her lunar little boy, her former drug addict brother and her philosopher husband converted to programming. video games. Sensitive and funny forty-something, Lizzie lets her thoughts drift from one to the other, stuck between the end of the world and leaving school. A staple of contemporary American literature, Atmosphere is a whimsical chronicle of our urban lives.
Françoise Ducret talks about Jean-Baptiste Del Amo with The Son of Man and Yukio the Child of the Waves and Ange-Toussain Pietrera from the author of Bd Comèz with Silence.