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Au XVIIe siècle, la virtuose Thullyn et le musicien Lambert Hatten sont amants. Au gré de leurs pérégrinations et de leur carrière, ils se retrouvent à la cour de Vienne, à Paris et au bord de la mer, et croisent monsieur de Sainte-Colombe, Meaume et Marie Aidelle ou encore Jakob Froberger.

Dans ce dernier volume de la série, l'auteur partage ses réflexions sur la littérature tout en expliquant sa passion pour cet art.

Au XVIIIe siècle, la virtuose Thullyn et le musicien Hatten sont amants. Au gré de leurs pérégrinations et de leurs carrières, ils se retrouvent à la cour de Vienne, à Paris et au bord de la mer, et croisent monsieur de Sainte-Colombe, Meaume et Marie Aidelle ou encore Jakob Froberger.

Réflexions sur le faux qui est le fond de l'âme, sur l'art originel qui témoigne d'un passé présent et sur l'art préhistorique comme une référence patrimoniale fondamentale. Prix Transfuge du meilleur essai 2018.

Le révérend Simeon Pease Cheney a noté tous les chants des oiseaux qui venaient pépier dans son jardin, dans les années 1860-1880. Passionné par les sons, il portait un amour absolu à sa femme disparue. Prix Livres et musiques 2018 de la ville de Deauville.

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L'écrivain évoque l'histoire de la rédaction du texte transcrit par le chroniqueur Nithard qui marqua l'acte de naissance d'une langue romaine rustique, distincte du latin et préfigurant la langue française : les «Serments de Strasbourg», prononcés en février 842 par les petits-fils de Charlemagne, Charles le Chauve et Louis le Germanique.

In defense of the poetic, Pascal Quignard pens an impassioned reply to von Hofmannsthal's despondent Lord ChandosIn 1902, Hugo von Hofmannsthal's Lord Chandos Letter articulated a deep crisis of faith in language. Having "lost completely the ability to think or speak of anything coherently, " the titular character abandons literature in favor of silence. In The Answer to Lord Chandos, a text that was meticulously crafted over 41 years, Pascal ...

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A bold and adventurous work of literature that explores the relationship between reading, writing, sex, and death. The first book in Pascal Quignard's Last Kingdom series, The Roving Shadows can be read as a long meditation on reading and writing that strives to situate these otherwise innocuous activities in a profound relationship to sex and death. Writing and reading can in fact be linked to our animal natures and artistic strivings, to pri...

A haunting homage to life and liberty, to society and solitude, and to the binding and unbinding that constitute the weft of our lives. Drawing on materials from across many cultures, Pascal Quignard makes an effort to establish shared human values as the breeding ground for a modern Enlightenment. Considering atheism as a spiritual liberation, suicide as a free act, and the rejection of society as a free choice, the author explores philosophi...

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A novel of intersecting historical threads. The Tears is, at one level, a novel about the turbulent lives of twins, the sons of Charlemagne's daughter Bertha. The studious and scholarly Nithard succeeds his father Angilbert as lay abbot of the Abbey of Saint Riquier in Normandy and accompanies his cousin the emperor Charles the Bald on his military campaigns. His twin brother Hartnid strikes out boldly for more exotic parts--including, eventua...

Bir usta. Sainte Colombe. Calgisiyla insan sesindeki tüm tinilari cikarabildigi söyleniyor. Karisinin ölümüyle iyiden iyiye icine, müzigine kapanan bu adam, kösesinde iki kiziyla birlikte yasiyor.Bir ögrenci caliyor bir gün kapisini. Ögrenci dedigimize bakmayin, adam Marin Marais, ama daha gencecik. Sainte Colombedan müziginin gizini ögrenmek istiyor. Sainte Colombe onu yanina alacak. Büyük kizi da vurulacak cocuga.Dünyanin Bütün Sabahlari göl...

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When translator Claire Methuen travels back to her hometown of Dinard for a family wedding, she runs into her old piano teacher Madame Ladon. After befriending the ageing woman, Methuen begins to toy with the idea of a permanent return to live in Brittany. She becomes increasingly obsessed by her childhood sweetheart, Simon Quelen, who, now married and a father, still lives in a village further down the coast where he is the local pharmacist a...