Ten innovations to monitor this fall

Natural resourcesChristiane Vadnais – Ten innovations monitor this fall

Christiane Vadena’s new novel has something to prick curiosity. Consequently, And even readers who are not fond of science fiction could well find their account. Additionally, Consequently, With Natural resourcesthe author from Quebec explores a more topical subject. For example, After Wildlife (2019), it offers the public to meet torrents. Nevertheless, A company that meets all of our ecological challenges: from species endangered to oil spills … Meanwhile, until an “empty zone” widens in the middle of the St. In addition, Lawrence River. In addition, This is ten innovations monitor this fall a choral novel where alto editions promises us to meet “the voice of a cyborg nature”. Therefore, To discover!

From August 26

Precious bloodMarie-Hélène Voyer – Ten innovations monitor this fall

We were very looking forward to finding the pen of Marie-Hélène Voyer. Meanwhile, The poet. Similarly, literature teacher also succeeded in double at the prices of booksellers, in 2023, with the Mouron des Champs collection and her essay The habit of ruins. Nevertheless, This fall, she combines poetry and essay in the same work. Furthermore, By first lending her voice to five workers. Furthermore, “disfigured allometière, an explosive woman of the ten innovations monitor this fall armaments factories, asbestos governing, slaughterhouse at slaughterhouse and seamstress of misery workshop”, then examining the “peasant discipline of the bodies” which rocked her childhood and who today live in her writing.

From September 10

Architectures of joyAnaïs Barbeau-Lavalette and Steve Gagnon – Ten innovations monitor this fall

“Is joy possible?” Necessary? Authorized? ” The question seems eccentric at first, but it nevertheless resonates more when we observe the state of the world. Between climate change, famines or wars. Between the pages of this new work. the writer and director Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette plunges ten innovations monitor this fall into a quest for joy alongside the actor and playwright Steve Gagnon. Together. the two artists have a correspondence where they explore different facets of joy: the one that is “chosen, thoughtful, worked”; The one we cultivate and cherish as “an engine of resistance”.

From September 17

Combustion libreAlex come

This is another feather that we were very looking forward to finding. After Penance (2022), currently being adapted for cinema, Alex Viens signs his second novel: Combustion libre. The literary artist, originally from Montreal, explores mourning here, but always under the sign of precariousness. Over the pages. we will follow Léo who ten innovations monitor this fall must quickly go back to work despite the death of his mother, “resist the threats of expulsion from his owner and sort the junk of junk left in inheritance by Lucie”. A story bathed in “a prose of excess”, announces the August horse.

From September 23

StepfatherStéphane Dompierre

After Novice (2022). Stéphane Dompierre returns this season with a brand new title where he explores the figure of the stepfather via Jimmy. After three months of attendance with Audrey. the man without parental experience will agree to take care of his daughter, Lisbeth … imprint of humor and suspense some time, history will however imply ten innovations monitor this fall “strange phenomena” which “manifest themselves at night”. “”[Jimmy]does he need an educational advisor, a bodyguard or an exorcist? Becoming a step-parent is first to be overwhelmed by events. ”Sums up Quebec America.

From October

The complicated Christmas of Léa OlivierCatherine Girard-Audet

Young readers of. Catherine Girard-Audet should not miss books to read this fall. The popular author has published three new novels this season. Besides the rest of Marilou Journal (September 10). that of The worst year of my life (August 27), she will offer an unprecedented volume of her series The complicated life of Léa Olivier: A special Christmas where the girl’s winter holidays will not go as planned.

From October 29

Treasure huntersIsabelle Lareau and Francis Desharnais

The closure of the Catholic churches is increasingly documented and discussed in public space … Also, “But what happens to statues, crucifixes, chalices, tabernacles and other religious objects?”, Wondered the journalist Isabelle Lareau.

Over Treasure hunters, She thus leads her “investigation into the dissemination of religious heritage in Quebec”. The pages. illustrated by the comicianist Francis Desharnais, account for the interviews she led with members of the clergy, private collectors and other resellers.

From November 5

Limoilou: winter talesSophie Grenier-Héroux

More than a portrait of the Limoilou district. the winter tales of Sophie Grenier-Héroux are interested in humans who live in this popular sector of Quebec. The collection thus becomes “a gallery of endearing characters. built up, magnificent in their faults, which warm the heart as much as they bite it”, describe the editions the same. Between the pages of the work, the author examines both love and loneliness that dot the streets of Limoilou.

From November 11

Red obsessionDany Laferrière

A “gang leader who takes himself for an artist”. an American journalist, an African art collector, a curator of the Center Pompidou: Dany Laferrière summons several characters in his new work, Red obsession. After a few books of poetic reflection. other illustrated books, the writer member of the French Academy is back with a short novel. An “ode to the power of art”. the one “who is not content to resist violence and destruction”, but who “survives them by changing the color of the day”, describe the editions of Boréal.

From November 11

The M ClubPatrick Senécal

After Civilized (2024). where the star novelist propelled his characters into a creaky social experience, The M Club will camp its history in Berlin. Always eagerly awaited by his admirers. Patrick Senécal this time signs a “Slow ten innovations monitor this fall Slow Burn” where two writers will discover a select club in which “they should never have set foot”, summarize the Alire editions. If the cover of this new book has not yet been revealed. we know, however, that the young Florence (Waves) and Michelle Beaulieu (5150, rue des Ormes et Aliss) will be back between his pages. To follow!

From November 19.