Nord Sentinelle : Contes De L'indigène Et Du Voyageur

Description

On a Corsican port, a seemingly harmless dispute turns tragic. One young man stabs another, before the eyes of many witnesses. Through this tragedy, the narrator explores the social, familial and symbolic roots of the act, revealing a fresco of ordinary mediocrity. Jérôme Ferrari has written a novel with a biting, lucid tone, combining criticism of mass tourism, self-confrontation and reflection on human violence and contemporary otherness.