The style is direct energetic go inside

The title attracted attention: "I married Johnny in Notre-Dame-de-Sion. The beginning of the novel also. "An absurd event shocked my life at the dawn of my thirteen years (...)." Mullah had just discovered my package of stool, failed by mistake at the base of its minaret, infested by swarms of flies blue-green that he pursued hatefully. "Heroin is Iranian. She is thirteen years old in 1964. She lives in Zahédan, in Baluchistan. His father was appointed Inspector of finance in the "hole of the ass of the world are mounting the spirits for a Yes or a non... His career is worth an exile. To comfort his daughter, he took in the move the turntable and 45 towers of his idol: Johnny Hallyday. Yes, our national Johnny, "djouni" for his nanny. The girl sings: "you tell me that you love her, I know you say true and yet me I love you much stronger in secret (...)". His father sends it to Paris to follow his studies at the Notre-Dame-de-Sion school. She hopes his dream: marry Johnny. Fariba Hachtroudi, author of "Iran", the banks of the blood, has written a beautiful story, partly autobiographical. In French. The style is direct, energetic, "go inside". The vocabulary is believed humour top skin. In this itinerary soft and melancholy, the Persian young made us visit another France, the same but from a different angle.

We can be mad love for Johnny, but for Zelda, Marcel, Paulette, Abdallah. The Editions Maren Sell publish "Crazy love", seventeen passions extraordinary the subtitle told by seventeen authors, coordinated by Valérie Marin La Meslée. Some are archi known, but it is a pleasure to to reread the story, to cry alone. Starting with the story of Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, the first of the series, but probably one of the most beautiful, because literature, money, madness is involved. Or, unlikely to Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller, the star of Hollywood and the American Jewish intellectual. "With it, was first birth time, beautifully written Marie-Magdeleine Lessana.". It was, arguably, more creative than him. This Vertigo that attracted both Miller the threatened terribly. He is in defended by making their love at the risk of death. "Other loves are less well-known: those of Adrienne Monnier and Sylvia Beach, Stefan and Charlotte Zweig, Jean Genet and Abdullah (not that of colonel Lawrence), Erich Maria remark and Paulette Goddard. There is something for everyone. It is always beautiful, never reassuring. When two be "fell in love", as Quebecers, "the banality of their daily lives is running out", in an afterword, noted psychoanalyst Jean-Pierre Winter. To the point that the death can seem them more desirable than life. It is the price to pay for love-to-death. In the best of cases, the mad love leads "to all forms of paranoia on the male side, or erotomania (not to be confused with the nymphomania) on the women's side." "The two are follies of the persecution, sustained or imposed." All warn, instanter, the younger generations. It is a matter of public health.