Hervé Le Tellier

Premio Goncourt. ¿Cómo reaccionaría la sociedad frente a lo inexplicable?El 10 de marzo de 2021 los doscientos cuarenta y tres pasajeros de un avión procedente de París aterrizan en Nueva York despué

Premio Goncourt 2020¿Cómo reaccionaría la sociedad frente a lo inexplicable?«Una novela muy inteligente, muy fresca, extraordinariamente divertida y bien armada, dotada de una virtud que solo está al

Novel·la guardonada amb Premi Goncourt.El 10 de març de 2021 els 243 passatgers i l’equip de vol d’un avió procedent de París aterren a Nova York després de travessar una terrible tempesta. Ja a terr

Un homenaje a los héroes invisibles. Una reflexión sobre la memoria histórica. Un libro contra el fascismo.«Un libro necesario.» Frédéric Beigbeder, Le Figaro Magazine«Un libro muy hermoso y un gesto

¿Qué podría ser más romántico que enamorarse en París? A menos que estés casado, claro.Una novela ingeniosa y encantadora de Hervé Le Tellier que explora la naturaleza del amor a partir de los cuarenta al mas puro estilo de Woody Allen. Anna y Louise podrian ser hermanas, pero no se conocen. Las dos estan casadas, son madres y son razonablemente felices en sus relaciones de pareja. Casi el mismo dia, Anna se cruza con un escritor, Yves, y Louise conoce a Thomas. Sus vidas van a verse completamente alteradas por la deliciosa e inconveniente llegada del amor. Con 40 años todavia es posible caer rendido al amor y reescribir el propio destino, pero ¿a que precio? Provocadora, sofisticada y, por encima de todo, divertida y entretenida, No hablemos mas de amor explora la euforia del deseo a traves de las trayectorias de sus personajes.

Premio Goncourt 2020¿Cómo reaccionaría la sociedad frente a lo inexplicable?«Una novela muy inteligente, muy fresca, extraordinariamente divertida y bien armada, dotada de una virtud que solo está al

Un homenaje a los héroes invisibles. Una reflexión sobre la memoria histórica. Un libro contra el fascismo.«Un libro necesario.» Frédéric Beigbeder, Le Figaro Magazine«Un libro muy hermoso y un gesto

Cher François, Je viens, un peu tardivement, de lire la liste des personnalités mises sur écoute. Il y appert que je n'ai pas été surveillé. Sache, François, que je ne me serais nullement trouvé flatte de l'avoir ete." En 1983, un homme ordinaire envoie une carte postale au president de la Republique pour le feliciter de son election. Quand l'Elysee lui retourne une lettre-type, il se persuade qu'elle lui est personnellement adressee. Rejoui par cette intimite naissante, il entame une correspondance dans laquelle il evoque ses deboires amoureux, la perte de son emploi, ou meme la disparition de son chat. Le President repondra-t-il aux attentes de son administre ? Quand Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy et François Hollande se succedent, de nouveaux echanges desopilants s'engagent...

Come si forma una coppia? Quanto a lungo può durare e quando finisce un grande amore? Come possono due coppie, quindi quattro persone, dare vita a combinazioni diverse? Con il suo humor e la sua padronanza della parola e dei meccanismi della narrazione, Hervé Le Tellier ci mette di fronte a interrogativi che segnano la vita di tutti. Uno psichiatra, Thomas Le Gali, ha un'avventura con Louise, avvocato sposata con Romain. Anna Stein è medico, come Stan, suo marito. Incontrerà Yves Janvier, che è uno scrittore e lascerà Ariane. Thomas è lo psichiatra di Anna e si interessa a Yves di cui lei gli parla... Non è una banale commedia quella che ci viene raccontata nel seguire questo cast di mogli, mariti e amanti che riscoprono il colpo di fulmine quando la loro vita sembrava essersi definitivamente assestata, e che si trovano all'improvviso costretti a cercare di riconciliare valori e passioni, affetti e libertà. "Il desiderio non accetta spiegazioni semplici" osserva Le Tellier. "Quando non sai dove andare, non importa che strada prendi." Sai soltanto, si potrebbe aggiungere, che il prezzo da pagare sarà comunque alto. Il risultato è un romanzo di sofisticata eleganza e intelligenza che ne ha per tutti, che fa riflettere e al tempo stesso fa sorgere il sorriso sulle labbra. Un romanzo sull'attrazione, la responsabilità e l'amore, scritto con divertita ironia, ma anche con intensa e profonda conoscenza dell'animo umano.

Everyone on the flight that day had been leading a double life.Blake: a family man/an assassin for hire.Joanna: a formidable lawyer/an insecure woman.Slimboy: a promiscuous, straight rapper/a closeted gay man.When their flight from Paris to New York encountered a terrifying, unexpected bout of turbulence, they all feared for those lives. So upon landing safely, they are happy to put the flight behind them, and continue as normal.The events that follow, however, are anything but normal. For not one plane emerged from the storm - but two.Everyone on the flight that day thought they had been leading a double life.They were wrong - until now.

Je n’ai pas été un enfant malheureux, ni privé, ni battu, ni abusé. Mais très jeune, j’ai compris que quelque chose n’allait pas, très tôt j’ai voulu partir, et d’ailleurs très tôt je suis parti.Mon

On atterrit a Iqaluit. On dit atterrir parce qu'il n'y a pas de mot pour un avion qui se pose sur la neige et sur la glace. Les Inuits, eux, auraient peut-etre un mot a eux, tant la terre, ici, est rare". Un homme et une femme s'ecrivent des lettres. Lui est parti pour oublier un drame intime. Elle tente de lui faire retrouver le chemin du retour. De Paris au Nunavut, terre des Inuits, leur correspondance tisse un recit touchant, traverse par le territoire, la langue et les coutumes inuits. Un recit puissant sur la necessite de l'oubli pour que triomphe la vie.

New York Times Bestselling and Goncourt Prize-Winning Author of The AnomalyBy the celebrated Oulipo writer, this brilliant and witty novel set in Lisbon explores love, relationships, and the strange balance between literature and life. Journalist, writer, and translator Vincent Balmer moves to Lisbon to escape from a failing affair. During his first assignment there, he teams up with Antonioa photographer who has just returned to the city after a ten-year absenceto report for a French newspaper on an infamous serial killers trial. While walking around the city together to take notes and photos for the article, they visit the places of Antonios childhood, swap stories from their pasts, and confide in each other. But the more they learn about each other, the more their lives become inextricably intertwined. With a structure that parallels Homers Odyssey, Electrico W recounts their nine days together and the adventures that proliferate to form a constellation of successive ephemeral connections and relationships.

New York Times Bestselling and Goncourt Prize-Winning Author of The AnomalyA middle-aged man (our hero) is traveling to the heart of the Scottish Highlands to be with his young mistress (our heroine), who is twenty years his junior. Some people would call this madness, a mistake, as his visit is not entirely welcomeher boyfriend will arrive in a few days time. But our hero will not be swayed from his mission to seduce and win over his love. This is after all a physical desire, one he could never fight. His current state presents all the expected symptoms of love: painful impatience, shortness of breath, constricted chest, complete loss of appetite. Their rendezvous has been arranged on a main road, where the A32 crosses the S70, beside a road sign. Despite suspecting an icy reception, our hero hopes for the best. In The Intervention of a Good Man, a comedy of mishaps and disappointments reveal, with great energy and a keen sense of derision, the oldest story in the worldone of amorous fantasy and its denial.

New York Times Bestselling and Goncourt Prize-Winning Author of The AnomalyA prominent French writer delves into his own history in this eloquent reflection on dysfunctional family relationships. Herve Le Tellier did not consider himself to have been an unhappy childhe was not deprived, or beaten, or abused. And yet he understood from a young age that something was wrong, and longed to leave. Children sometimes have only the option of escaping, driven by their even greater love of life. Having reached a certain emotional distance at sixty years old, and with his father and stepfather dead and his mother suffering from late-stage Alzheimers disease, Le Tellier finally felt able to write the story of his family. Abandoned early by his father and raised in part by his grandparents, he was profoundly affected by his relationship with his mother, a troubled woman with damaging views on love. In this perceptive, deeply personal account, Le Tellier attempts to look back on trying times without anger or regret, and sometimes even with humor.

Charles s’affaire devant le four, ouvre le champagne, dresse la table pour deux. On est au XXIe siècle, mais il a invité "Winston" à dîner. Pour Charles, que Solange a quitté, qui s’est noyé dans l’a

"Je ne suis pas l’ami d’André Chaix, et aurais-je d’ailleurs su l’être, moi que presque rien ne relie à lui ? Juste un nom sur le mur. Chaix était un résistant, un maquisard, un jeune homme à la vie

"Selon le sage Ouarat Sapara, on peut considérer qu’on n’a pas totalement perdu la mémoire tant qu’on se souvient de ce qu’on a oublié de faire la veille." Jaime Montestrela, dissident portugais qui