Title: One December Evening - Delphine DE VIGAN - book
Summary :
"Can a book bear the mark of a woman to this extent? Can one write only for that, to get closer to someone or – more accurately – to attach them to oneself?"
When he wrote his first novel, Matthieu Brin, forty-five years old, was married, the father of two children, and living a comfortable life. And then came success, praise, and letters from fans. Among these letters were those from a woman he loved and thought he had forgotten...
Under the intimate and striking pen of Delphine de Vigan, Un soir de décembre tells the story of a sudden crack in a man's existence, of a moment of fragility where certainties fade, where the past resurfaces and where memory is recomposed.
A captivating book about what drives novelists to delve deep into themselves to write. Sometimes at their own expense... Psychologies.
Two wounded women, and a man in disarray, whom Delphine de Vigan does not judge, whose melancholy she accompanies with clear words: A December evening delicately questions the faults of love . The world of books.
