Memoria
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Quelle place occupe la mémoire dans notre vie de tous les jours ? Depuis qu'elle a perdu une partie de ses souvenirs intimes, Lucinda Vels traverse le quotidien comme un fantôme. Avec un certain cynisme, elle équipe d'autres personnes d'implants neuronaux, alors qu'en tant que « Tradi », elle désapprouve totalement la démarche. Mais elle a besoin d'amasser les crédits pour accomplir son rêve d'une société plus juste, et ce travail paie bien. Ironie du sort, elle va finir par se laisser persuader d'utiliser la technologie sur elle-même, afin de recouvrer la mémoire. C'est alors qu'elle se découvre mère. Elle qui a toujours pris soin de ne pas tomber amoureuse a eu une fille, et son destin va en être bouleversé.
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About Alan Spade
Alan Spade worked for eight years for the press, reviewing video games. In his youth, he acquainted himself with the classic French authors, while immersing himself in the works of H. P. Lovecraft, Isaac Asimov, J. R. R. Tolkien and Stephen King.
That wide range of influences is reflected in his style, simultaneously approachable, visually evocative and imaginative.
Alan likes to say that "a good book is like a good old pair of shoes: you feel at ease inside, comfortable."
The Breath of Aoles is his third book: previously, he wrote a fantasy novel for two years, between 2001 and 2003, but after submitting it to publishers, he decided the story wasn't good enough. He didn't try to publish it anymore. Then he wrote a Science Fiction short stories collection, and then, for six years, The Breath of Aoles.
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