Summer readings｜New collection on ARTS.FILM

It’s a warm, sunny day, and you’re relaxing on your deckchair. Your downstairs neighbor, who has decided to have some work done over the summer, starts his day every morning by attacking his partitions with a sledgehammer. Annoying. And yet you had promised yourself not to let this bother you, and to make the most of your vacation. Your in-laws lent you the complete collections of Marc Levy and Louise Tremblay-D’Essiambre: ​“Ideal for decompressing!” they said, before starting the car, trunk full and kids strapped in the back. But you’re obsessed by the sound of drills, hammers and saws. You can’t sleep. You’re not in the mood for romance: your mind wanders between horror and fantasy. Fever takes hold of you… What could be better (or worse) in this context than a double-bill: Stephen King, le mal nécessaire by Julien Dupuy and The Strange Life of Dr. Frankenstein by Jean Froment?

Summer readings

(NEW RELEASE)

Stephen King, A Necessary Evil — Julien Dupuy

Life of Dr. Frankenstein — Jean Froment