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2024
Thierry Bellefroid invite us to get to know a literary personality, the programme's guest. Their news, their life, their work and... all their little secrets when writing.
Culture and lifestyle | Culture and arts
Episode 25
37 min
Franck Thilliez
With some twenty novels to his name so far Franck Thilliez, leading figure in the world of the French crime novel, publishes "Norferville". Also on the programme: Cécile Hupin who presents "Ne Pas Nourrir les Animaux".
Episode 24
36 min
Mathieu Belezi
An author who knows exactly how to write about the world's low-life: Mathieu Belezi is in the studio to discuss his latest novel, "Moi, le Glorieux", whilst Lize Spit talks about the release of her "Honorable Collectionneur".
Episode 23
37 min
Grégoire Delacourt
In 2012 "La Liste de mes Envies" met with triumphant success and sold over 1.5 million copies. Grégoire Delacourt returns with "La Liste 2 de mes Envies". Also on the programme, Christian Libens presents "Quelques Années et Leurs Poussières".
Episode 22
36 min
Hervé Le Tellier
Four years after the incredible success of "L'Anomalie", Hervé Le Tellier, winner of the 2020 Prix Goncourt, changes ambiance and pays tribute to a young resistance fighter in "Le Nom Sur Le Mur". Plus Sophie Wouters, who publishes "Esprits de Famille".
Episode 21
36 min
Caroline De Mulder
With "La Pouponnière d'Himmler", Caroline De Mulder immerses us in Nazi Germany as seen through women's eyes. And Kenan Görgün publishes "Oublie que je t'ai Tuée", a black Valentine's Day comedy.
Thierry Bellefroid invite us to get to know a literary personality, the programme's guest. Their news, their life, their work and... all their little secrets when writing.
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