A powerful novel more than a title. A fluid and poetic style, catchy and accessible to the service of a main character, Alex, who crystallizes the dune certain fringe youth flaws. Alex has everything to be happy: a girlfriend he loves, a band of loyal friends, a job, but it's also a tormented teenager, marked by injuries that he has not managed to evacuate Hatred hereon for too long eventually burst one day, leading to the act fateful. This hatred, it lexprime through of a rejection of the other: racism (about dactualité sil any).
It is with some skill Bruno Lonchampt dissects the various stages of the process and mechanical irremediably going to drag the young Alex status dado smoothly than criminal: the home soil (large family, authoritarian father), social conditioning (suffered violence, indoctrination). The narrative construction is malignant and did fly: it alternates two time frames: the present, which portrays Alex incurring his sentence in Central Darret Darles (by the way, an eloquent description of the universe prison, his implacable cruelty), and the past , fragmented, which reveals the dune mosaic way to return to the origin of the drama which everything originates. Behind this building, laid bare dune personality that Dalex, and will ask the thorny question of how to explain racism? Without pretending dy answer, the novel is intelligent in the sense that he throws on this theme lighting not dune victim but dun guilty. Bias bold. The author meets this challenge up hand without ever falling into complacency. It objectively observed. He asks. In any case, reading "Block Hate" will leave no reader indifferent.
