[The Road to Mandalay] “In Senegal everything seems easy, even a bank robbery. All you have to do is push the door open… If you had told me I'd try it…"  [...]

[Disorders] “Could you kill a blonde woman?” Lançon goes pale, wriggles on his chair, and answers flatly: “That depends on the circumstances.” “But you're not saying you couldn't.” Lançon turns away and doesn't reply. [...]

[The Man in the Cab] December 1829. Snow is falling in Paris. The Roquebère brothers are involved in a gloomy affair about inheritance swindling…  [...]

[The Look-Out] Thierry Jonquet does not write many short stories. But within these stories he is freed from constraint and makes use of that fact jubilantly. [...]

[And when the sun came up, I fell asleep] Why did I leave the path of life already mapped out for me: kindergarten, school, university, psychology studies, marriage to a young lawyer, heir to a savoury biscuit factory, three children, a second home at  [...]