Tulip Winter

Seasons also exist in Tulip Country, and here comes winter. A A freezing cold sets in, plunging Tulip and her friends into a torpor and a fatal melancholy. Menacing wolves appear even outside, repelling Tulip at home. To eat it better later? Are they the guardians of a hostile power? The similarities with our world are not accidental. Sophie Guerrive, always delicate, offers a subtle counterpoint to the experience of confinement, without falling into the pitfall of a political statement literal. Everyone will have their own interpretation here, and that is the whole strength of the pages of this brilliant author: Sophie Guerrive touches us and questions us at the same time. The language and spirit of the Tulip series is still good anchored, but it is undeniable that its literary territory is expanding by book in a book, looking towards the lands of Kafka and Beckett.