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Marie-Celie Agnant

    Marie-Célie Agnant tisse des récits qui explorent des thèmes profonds d'identité, de mémoire et d'héritage culturel. Sa prose se distingue par sa qualité lyrique et sa capacité à plonger dans les complexités de l'émotion humaine. À travers ses contes, elle examine les répercussions de la migration et la quête d'appartenance dans des territoires inconnus. Le style distinctif d'Agnant, un mélange de lyrisme et d'urgence, invite les lecteurs à une expérience profondément réfléchie.

    A Knife in the Sky
    • A Knife in the Sky

      • 224pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      "A Knife in the Sky is Haitian-Québécoise writer Marie-Célie Agnant's most recent novel. Like most of the author's oeuvre, the book is preoccupied with colonial imposition and its weight specifically on women. In A Knife in the Sky, Agnant locates the power of resistance in women and in the pen: the novel's first narratrix, Mika, is a journalist dangerously engaged in the pursuit of truth during the repressive Duvalier regime, supported by a cast largely made up of other strong women; the second is her granddaughter, a student from Grenada named Junon. Based on the lived history of those who survived the Duvalierists, A Knife in the Sky is brutal, terrifying, and hopeful."-- Provided by publisher

      A Knife in the Sky