Histoire des petites gens, par Charles masson...

Dans un contexte de fragilisation de la lecture et de l’attention, certains métiers œuvrent loin du bruit médiatique. Le témoignage de Laura Gilles éclaire, de l’intérieur, la fabrique patiente et exigeante de la transmission des langues. 

Il y a des livres qui ne naissent pas d’un projet longuement mûri, mais d’un pas de côté. Qui se ressemble, paru en janvier 2026 chez Buchet Chastel dans la collection La Résonnante, appartient à cette catégorie rare : celle des récits qui surgissent presque malgré leur autrice, ...  Show more

À quoi tient la vie ? À nos liens invisibles.Nous, inconnus, sommes raccordés sans le savoir.Nos existences se percutent en silence.Après un séjour en prison, Eddy Alune, 31 ans, est devenu veilleur de nuit, un métier qui lui permet d'échapper aux gens et aux ennuis. Il vient de ...  Show more

During El Salvador’s brutal civil war hundreds of children were separated from their families. Some were seized by soldiers during military operations against left-wing rebels, and later found living with new families in Europe and North America. Others were given up for adoption ...  Show more

The loss of a sibling can be devastating. It means the severing of a shared history and common memories. But the grief can be overshadowed by that of children, parents and partners. Kim Chakanetsa talks to an Irish writer and an academic from Botswana about how the death of a ...

A 33-year-old reflects on losing her first love in Afghanistan at 18 and dating his best friend after the tragedy. She opens up to Geth about the mental and physical abuse she endured in the second relationship and the fallout it caused with friends and family. She also shares ...