Marcella Dallatorre Livres

Dominick Birdsey, un peintre en bâtiment de quarante ans vivant à Three Rivers, Connecticut, voit sa vie tranquille bouleversée lorsque son frère jumeau identique, Thomas, un schizophrène paranoïaque, commet un acte choquant d'automutilation. Dominick est contraint de s'occuper de son frère tout en affrontant des secrets sombres et des douleurs enfouies en lui-même. Ce voyage de l'âme le conduit au-delà de sa ville ouvrière du New England jusqu'au mont Etna en Sicile, lieu de naissance de son grand-père et homonyme. En cherchant à accepter sa vie et son héritage, Dominick lutte pour trouver le pardon et se reconstruire au-delà de l'ombre hantée de son jumeau troublé. Ce récit magistral explore l'aliénation et la connexion, le pouvoir et l'abus, la dévastation et le renouveau, offrant une œuvre inoubliable.

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The first in a compelling new crime series from Booker Prize-winning author John Banville, writing as Benjamin Black

The story of a teenage girl who sees a vision of the Virgin Mary. Ann Holmes seems an unlikely candidate for revelation. A sixteen-year-old runaway, she is an itinerant mushroom picker who lives in a tent. Her past has been hardscrabble. Then one November afternoon, in the foggy woods of North Fork, Washington, the Virgin comes to her, clear as day. Is this delusion, a product of her occasional drug use, or a true calling to God? Gradually word spreads, and thousands converge upon the already troubled town. For Tom Cross, an embittered logger who's been out of work since his son was paralyzed in a terrible accident, the possibility that Ann's visions are real offers a last chance for him and his son. As Father Collins searches both his own soul and Ann's; as Carolyn struggles with her less than admirable intentions; as Tom alternates between despair and hope; OUR LADY OF THE FOREST combines suspense, grit and humour in a story of faith at a contemporary crossroad.

A Shakespeare instructor to the acting community discusses his difficult childhood; the discovery of Shakespeare that gave him a purpose and a means of viewing the world; and his work with actors, seniors, and college students.