Yann Suty
Yann Suty est né en 1978 dans le Nord. Il travaille à Paris dans la publicité en tant que concepteur-rédacteur et pour un journal en tant que titreur. Les Champs de Paris est son deuxième roman.
Les Champs de Paris
Auteur
Parution :
12/01/2011
Collection :
La Bleue
Les Champs de Paris is a bar where Freddy and Cortès – two old friends who are different in every way – meet regularly. Freddy earns a good living, is good-looking and has a gorgeous girlfriend, Anna. Cortès, on the other hand, has no hint of the Don Juan about him and, despite his degree in biology, has a succession of cash-in-hand jobs. To top it all, he is hopelessly in love with Anna. Although he is used to living in Freddy’s shadow, he finally decides to take matters in hand.
Les Champs de Paris is a bar that Vanessa has just discovered. Ever since a serious car crash that she alone survived, she has developed a passion for body-building. Her brother Cortès and Freddy often tease her on the subject. She now has enough muscle to frighten most men.
Les Champs de Paris is a bar where, on the first Wednesday of the month, men in suits and ties wait quietly in a corner before going through a doorway hidden behind a curtain. No way of knowing what goes on behind the beefcake who guards it, or of being invited in. But that underestimates Freddy’s strong will.
Les Champs de Paris is a bar but it’s nothing special according to Anna. She doesn’t understand why Freddy spends so much time there. Either way, he would go to the ends of the earth to avoid being with her. During the day he is at work, in the evenings with his friends. Even though she spends her afternoons shopping at the lavish Galeries Lafayettes, she is bored. Until she goes for a little walk that opens new horizons for her.
Four protagonists, four points of view. Yann Suty deftly combines their different perceptions of the same facts, subtly weaving the events that turn his characters’ lives upside down.
After Cubes, Les Champs de Paris confirms Yann Suty’s unique universe and the rhythmic power of his writing.
Yann Suty was born in 1978 in northern France. He works in Paris as an advertising copywriter and as a newspaper headline writer. Les Champs de Paris is his second novel.
Les Champs de Paris is a bar that Vanessa has just discovered. Ever since a serious car crash that she alone survived, she has developed a passion for body-building. Her brother Cortès and Freddy often tease her on the subject. She now has enough muscle to frighten most men.
Les Champs de Paris is a bar where, on the first Wednesday of the month, men in suits and ties wait quietly in a corner before going through a doorway hidden behind a curtain. No way of knowing what goes on behind the beefcake who guards it, or of being invited in. But that underestimates Freddy’s strong will.
Les Champs de Paris is a bar but it’s nothing special according to Anna. She doesn’t understand why Freddy spends so much time there. Either way, he would go to the ends of the earth to avoid being with her. During the day he is at work, in the evenings with his friends. Even though she spends her afternoons shopping at the lavish Galeries Lafayettes, she is bored. Until she goes for a little walk that opens new horizons for her.
Four protagonists, four points of view. Yann Suty deftly combines their different perceptions of the same facts, subtly weaving the events that turn his characters’ lives upside down.
After Cubes, Les Champs de Paris confirms Yann Suty’s unique universe and the rhythmic power of his writing.
Yann Suty was born in 1978 in northern France. He works in Paris as an advertising copywriter and as a newspaper headline writer. Les Champs de Paris is his second novel.
Les Champs de Paris, c’est un bar où se retrouvent régulièrement Freddy et Cortès, amis de longue date que tout oppose. Freddy gagne bien sa vie, il est beau et il a une petite amie magnifique, Anna. Cortès, lui, n’a rien d’un don Juan et, malgré des études de biologie, il enchaîne les boulots alimentaires. En plus, il est fou amoureux d’Anna. Alors qu’il avait l’habitude d’évoluer dans l’ombre de Freddy, Cortès décide de prendre enfin les choses en mains.
Les Champs de Paris, c’est un bar que Vanessa a découvert. Depuis un grave accident de voiture dont elle est la seule rescapée, elle s’est prise de passion pour le bodybuilding. Cortès, son frère, et Freddy la taquinent souvent à ce sujet. Désormais, sa musculature a de quoi effrayer les hommes. Sauf l’écrivain Yann Suty, qui s’intéresse à la discipline qu’elle pratique.
Les Champs de Paris, c’est un bar où, tous les premiers mercredis du mois, des hommes en costume-cravate patientent dans un coin avant de franchir une porte occultée par un rideau. Impossible de savoir ce qui se trame derrière le molosse qui la garde ni de se faire inviter. C’est sans compter sur l’opiniâtreté de Freddy.
Les Champs de Paris, c’est un bar qui n’a rien d’extraordinaire pour Anna. Elle ne comprend pas pourquoi Freddy y passe son temps. De toute façon, il irait n’importe où pour ne pas être avec elle. La journée, il est au travail, le soir avec ses copains. Elle a beau passer ses après-midi à faire du shopping aux Galeries Lafayette, elle s’ennuie. Jusqu’à ce qu’une balade lui ouvre de nouveaux horizons.
Quatre protagonistes, quatre points de vue. Yann Suty, en mêlant avec brio les pensées de chacun sur les mêmes faits, tisse subtilement les événements qui font basculer ses personnages.
384 pages
Format :
135 x 215 mm
EAN :
9782234064706
Prix :
25.00 €
