Le sens de la vie et ses petits

Le sens de la vie et ses petits – For over fifteen years now, Éric Veillé has been tracking down the meaning of life in the interstices of everyday life. Armed with his notebook and his square-rimmed glasses, he delves into the sadness of others, observes the buttocks of conifers, searches chamois and interrogates weeping clementines. In this new opus, he gives us the conclusions of his long investigation, and his verdict is clear: not content with having brothers, the meaning of life is multiplying. Travelling to the five corners of humanity, Éric Veillé observes, documents, analyses and questions. In this book, he presents almost 80 previously unpublished chronicles, revealing the profoundly prolific and extremely contagious nature of the meaning of life. So, if you find yourself drinking a Moorish wine on the shores of Lake Geneva one fine day in the company of the Suspended Moments Brigade, you won’t be able to say we didn’t warn you.