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Rabalaïre | Alain Guiraudie

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"– C’est toi qui l’as tué, le fils Fabre ? Je suis pas du tout surpris par la question et d’ailleurs, je suis même pas sûr que ça soit vraiment une question. J’ai d’abord l’idée de contester mais j’en fais rien, je réfléchis, je me dis que désormais entre Gabin et moi, c’est à la vie, à la mort, il m’a dit des choses, il faut que moi aussi j’y donne une vraie preuve de confiance et même une preuve d’amour, et donc je me tourne vers lui et lui aussi il quitte la route des yeux, juste la fraction de seconde où j’y dis : – Oui !"

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Rabalaïre | Alain Guiraudie

1036 pages of drugs, sex and violence. Also cycling, difficulties communicating with other people, and money problems... This book was very much out of my comfort zone, but I did it! I read it to the end and can now spend the next couple of weeks thinking about the fact that I don‘t know what to think of it

Graywacke I‘m really appreciating your last line 2y

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Dilara

Rabalaïre | Alain Guiraudie

I am about halfway-through RabalaÃ¯re, a 1036-page doorstop about a forty-something out-of-work man who cycles all over the Massif Central in search of company, friendship, sex and God knows what. It is an extremely uncomfortable read!

(Picture of the Col de l'Homme Mort (Dead Man mountain pass) - the real one in the DrÃ´me, not the book's fictional one in the Massif Central - taken by Laurent C. and found on https://www.cols-cyclisme.com)

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