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Eloge De La Lose: Three April Novels that Talk About Chess but Do Good

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Three authors make the choice to celebrate the fates that stumble: an alcoholic converted to feminism, a comedian who doesn't laugh and an ex-journalist stuck in his couch. Portraits of magnificent losers, down from injunctions to resilience.
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Eloge De La Lose: Three April Novels that Talk About Chess but Do Good

Three authors make the choice to celebrate the fates that stumble: an alcoholic converted to feminism, a comedian who doesn't laugh and an ex-journalist stuck in his couch. Portraits of magnificent losers, down from injunctions to resilience.

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Radio France broke the news on Friday, April 17, 2026.
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