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Title	:	Rien ne s'oppose à la nuit
Author	:	Delphine de Vigan
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 440 pages
Published	:	August 17th 2011 by JC Lattès
Categories	:	Cultural. France. Nonfiction. Biography. European Literature. French Literature

Rien ne s'oppose à la nuit

Delphine de Vigan

Paperback | Pages: 440 pages

Rating: 4.22 | 6689 Users | 675 Reviews

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La douleur de Lucile, ma mère, a fait partie de notre enfance et plus tard de notre vie d’adulte, la douleur de Lucile sans doute nous constitue, ma sœur et moi, mais toute tentative d’explication est vouée à l’échec. L’écriture n’y peut rien, tout au plus me permet-elle de poser les questions et d’interroger la mémoire.
La famille de Lucile, la nôtre par conséquent, a suscité tout au long de son histoire de nombreux hypothèses et commentaires. Les gens que j’ai croisés au cours de mes recherches parlent de fascination ; je l’ai souvent entendu dire dans mon enfance. Ma famille incarne ce que la joie a de plus bruyant, de plus spectaculaire, l’écho inlassable des morts, et le retentissement du désastre. Aujourd’hui je sais aussi qu’elle illustre, comme tant d’autres familles, le pouvoir de destruction du Verbe, et celui du silence.
Le livre, peut-être, ne serait rien d’autre que ça, le récit de cette quête, contiendrait en lui-même sa propre genèse, ses errances narratives, ses tentatives inachevées. Mais il serait cet élan, de moi vers elle, hésitant et inabouti.

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Original Title:	Rien ne s'oppose à la nuit
ISBN:	2709635798 (ISBN13: 9782709635790)
Edition Language:	French
Characters:	Lucile Poirier, Liane Poirier
Setting:	Paris(France)
Literary Awards:	Prix du roman Fnac (2011), Prix des libraires du Québec for Lauréats hors Québec (2012), Prix Renaudot des lycéens (2011), Grand Prix des lectrices de Elle for roman (2012), Prix roman France Télévisions (2011) Grand prix de l'héroïne Madame Figaro for Roman (2012)

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I feel like the following quote by Ursula Le Guin in The Guardian describes this book rather well and better than I ever could: Compassionate and powerful, as well as painful and shocking... The Poirier family parents and children appear in a kind of Renoir sunlight, overflowing with life and vibrant personalities, almost enough to conceal the lurking darkness.

Being a part of any community, let it be marriage, family or close circle of friends, does not entail an alignment of thoughts and values - however it often feels this way and forms the basis for connecting. Everyone knows an unsettling feeling that a certain kind of recognition brings, when all of a sudden your world becomes more parallel than related to that of others and an abyss opens to show you that an intersection of beliefs is made of so completely different directions that three

3.8/5It's a very well written novel where the author tries to make sense out of her mother's suicide by telling her life story, trying to understand what she was and what she meant to her. And through this you also get a 'social' history of France during the second half of the 20th century. I was interested by the author's mother because she was bipolar, and I knew so little about this illness (I think there are quite a few misconceptions associated with it). But overall I wasn't thrilled by the

I have always admired authors for their apparent limitless creative capacity - I have read books with a world-building so intricate it left me gaping with envy and wonder. My absolute favourite books however, the ones I will stay up till 2am to ponder over, are always firmly grounded in their reality. These books are always overflowing with detail and never fail to grab me with their recounting of a life which may not be our own, but that we can relate to through the common ground of our

Being a part of any community, let it be marriage, family or close circle of friends, does not entail an alignment of thoughts and values - however it often feels this way and forms the basis for connecting. Everyone knows an unsettling feeling that a certain kind of recognition brings, when all of a sudden your world becomes more parallel than related to that of others and an abyss opens to show you that an intersection of beliefs is made of so completely different directions that three

I loved this book. Review coming soon.

***1/2Compelled to write this book as a result of her mothers suicide, French writer Delphine de Vigan weaves together fiction, biography and memoir to delve into the cracks of her familys increasingly dark history. In the time after discovering Lucile's (her mother) body, Delphine initially resisted the idea of writing her mother, but simply felt it had to be done. Though the testimonies of family members, de Vigan also relies on a collection of home movies, letters, and photos to achieve her