yasmina khadra nous offre ici un grand roman de l'algérie coloniale (entre 1936 et 1962) - une algérie torrentielle, passionnée et douloureuse - et éclaire d'un nouveau jour, dans une langue splendide et avec la générosité qu'on lui connaît, la dislocation atroce de deux communautés amoureuses d'un même pays.
When I stand in front of a canvas in my Boston studio, my hand often reaches for color before my mind reaches for words. Again…
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In April, I had the chance to spend a couple of weeks in France, during which I attended the Paris Book Festival. For any book…
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In August, I left my position at the French Library and moved to Paris to pursue a master’s degree in Digital Marketing and Data Analysis.…
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The Landscape Within: Memory, Figure, and Abstraction
Join us for the reopening of our gallery space at the French Library, featuring French painter Cécile Ganne, a distinctive voice in Boston’s contemporary art scene.
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Presented with the Mosaïque Fund
Join us to celebrate the launch of Jacques Schwarz-Bart’s powerful new trio project, Resistance.
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We invite parents and children to gather in the children's room of our library for a magical story time in French!
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