With “At the margins of the palace”, Marcus Malte delivers a fierce political farce in which the novelist also leads the revolution in writing. Read the first chapter.
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Co-head of MAD, Journalist in the Culture department
By Cédric PetitPublished on 11/20/2024 at 7:28 p.m.
Reading time: 4 min
On the margins of the palaceMarcus Malte, Zulma, 494 p., €24, ebook €13
Carnage, constellation, Harmonics, The boy, Aires, Who will remember Phily-Jo? Marcus Malte never stops reinventing himself, from book to book, always driven by a holy horror of repetition and a tireless curiosity for the possibilities of the novel and the richness of the French language.
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