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Narrated by:
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David Manet
About this listen
Finaliste du National Book Award aux États-Unis.
Le roman qui a inspiré la série HBO.
Dans un monde où la civilisation s'est effondrée suite à une pandémie foudroyante, une troupe d'acteurs et de musiciens nomadise entre de petites communautés de survivants pour leur jouer du Shakespeare. Un répertoire qui en est venu à représenter l'espoir et l'humanité au milieu de la désolation.
©2013 / 2016 Emily St John Mandel / Éditions Payot & Rivages, Paris, pour la traduction française (P)2022 Lizzie, un département d’Univers Poche, ParisCritic reviews
Ils en ont dit...
"Profondément mélancolique, mais magnifiquement écrit, et merveilleusement élégiaque."
George R. R. Martin.
La presse en parle :
"Mandel est capable de faire ressentir l'intense émotion d'existences fauchées par une époque terrible."
The New York Times.