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Raphaël Quenard: "My Character Is Horrible and Sometimes Horribly Endearing"
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Raphaël Quenard has just published a very black novel, "Clamser à Tataouine", and plays his own character in "I love Peru", freewheel docufiction made by Hugo David. Meeting with a free electron.
Raphaël Quenard transposes his electric cynicism from the screen to the pages in a psychological thriller that disturbs as much as he fascinates. A chilling dive into the spirit of a marginal become predatory, carried by the inimitable style of the Caesaric actor. The 3 essential points: A unique style: The writing of Quenard perfectly transposes his verve of actor to [...]
Clamser in Tataouine, it is above all the trajectory of a character on the margins of society and who is determined to remain so. In this first novel signed Raphaël Quenard, we are embarked by the singular gouille of a narrator constantly in provocation. The post Clamser in Tataouine by Raphaël Quenard: The story of a man at the end of the race appeared first on Benzine Magazine.
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