Is it possible to live
without ever betraying anyone? Including yourself or those who share your life?
Isn’t betrayal inevitable? Isn’t it as natural as breathing, as falling in
love?
Betrayal is the key the
author uses to unlock the deepest secrets of the characters portrayed in these
stories. A woman refuses to summon her brother to their mother’s death bed. A
teenage girl pretends not to recognize the man to whom she granted her first
kiss. A woman conceives a child without telling the father. A great artist is
revealed to be an utterly banal person. In each case, the narrators realize
that their life has taken an unforeseen turn – and that moment of epiphany has
cast their past experiences in a new light.
With luminous prose whose
simplicity triggers subtle emotions in readers, journalist Agnès Gruda delivers
her first work of fiction.
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Ce que la presse en dit
« Pari réussi pour la journaliste Agnès Gruda, qui fait ses premiers pas du côté de la fiction: ses Onze petites trahisons révèlent une plume suave, minutieuse, sertie de morsures et de griffes. » Danielle Laurin - Le Devoir
« Ce sont de magnifiques nouvelles! » Lorraine Pintal - Vous m'en lirez tant/ Radio-Canada
« Un remarquable premier recueil. » - La Presse
« Onze petites histoires de trahison absolument délicieuses de la première à la dernière. » Thérèse Parisien – 98,5 FM / Montréal maintenant
« […] d’une rare finesse. Et d’une délectable cruauté. » Danielle Laurin – Le Devoir