Maud Tabachnik, flight of feathers and beaks
Portrait of the novelist Maud Tabachnik © Charles Roux
By: Jean-François Cadet Follow
2 min
Great pen of the French noir novel, Maud Tabachnik returns with a breathless story of manipulation, usurpation and revenge.
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Who more legitimate than a former osteopath to talk to us about manipulation?
Osteopath, this is the first profession of
Maud Tabachnik
, who for about thirty novels now, auscultates the depths of the human soul.
When wickedness, hatred and revenge combine with usurpation, lies, ambition, lucre and lack of scruples, the infernal spiral that engages will not only win winners.
“Fool's Games” his new black thriller has been released by City Editions.
On the menu of this Café Gourmand:
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Marjorie Bertin
jumped into the 80s with Videoclub, a young French song group, rather pop, which released its first album
Euphories
.
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Fanny Bleichner
read
"Les carnets rouge" by Carole and Antoine Fruchard, a book written by a brother and a sister, each at one end of the planet, self-published at first and published today by Harper Collins.
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Elisabeth Lequeret
evokes the immense filmmaker Maurice Pialat, all of whose films are currently being broadcast on the Amazon Prime platform.
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Alain Pilot
met Mathieu Crouzet for his mini album, “Face A”, released since the end of January on all streaming platforms.
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