Salon de la Mouette
Running time 50 minutes
“The hidden white foundation all over her face, and unmasked breasts and milky arse.”
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“The hidden white foundation all over her face, and unmasked breasts and milky arse.” Black, black is the reality of those night workers who, in a novel/poem, leave the reader in a limbo as beautiful as it is dark.
François Esperet
Contemporary writer François Esperet has already lived several lives. Multiplicity doesn't scare him—he studied at the Ecole Normale, and was a police officer, a political adviser, and an orthodox deacon—but seems to anchor him in a reality and a spirituality linked by writing, and in particular by poetry. Focusing on the intensity and absolute quality of his poems, he dives head long into stories whose real characters, like prostitutes and thieves, rub shoulders with biblical characters like Jacob.
With Chloé Dabert
Gagneuses (2014, Le Temps des cerises)
