Several authors will come and present their works at the Temps Modernes bookstore this November. We will find Clémentine Mélois who will present her book So it's good, Thursday, November 7 at 6:30 p.m. Book of joy and sorrow around the last days of his father, the sculptor and enamel welder Bernard Mélois.
The bookstore will then welcome Sylvain Prudhomme on Saturday November 16 at 10 a.m. to present his new book, Coyotte, published by Minuit. The book is inspired by the different conversations he had while crossing the 2,500 km of the Mexican border by hitchhiking.
Still on Saturday November 16, but this time at 5 p.m., Mathilde Larrère will be present. Teacher-researcher in history, specialist in social movements and citizenship issues in France, she has published several Books around feminism and the invisibility of women. The meeting is organized in partnership with the collective Féministes en tous genres 45 on the occasion of the release of its new book We fought to win them – History of the conquest rights in France published by Détour.
We will then meet Jean-Pierre Sueur on Tuesday November 19 at 5 p.m. around his book A singular day, Political autopsy, in which he draws a satire from a world that he knows very well: the administrative microcosm, the grandeur and smallness of political life in a provincial prefecture.
Claude Gauvard will then be present on Wednesday November 20 at 6:30 p.m. around his book Notre Dame de Paris. Then Théo Roumier on Saturday November 23 at 5 p.m. with his book Charles Piaget (1928-2023): from Lip to “thousands of collectives” published by Libertalia.
Finally, on Tuesday November 26 at 6:30 p.m., the bookstore will welcome Pierre Allorant and Gaël Rideau. Interested as much in the history “from below” of ordinary people as in the major events which marked the city, their book History of Orléans allows you to see Orléans differently.
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