Guylain Vignolles, who suffered all his life contrepeterie made its name, is a lonely young man employed in a shelling plant editorials waste. He worked under the orders of a certain Kowalski, bilious manager who often take to scapegoat. He rubs Brunner, his assistant reached beauferie aggravated and Yvon Grimbert poet keeper crazy not speaking in Alexandrian. All the work of Guylain is to supply and maintain the Zerstor Fünf Hundert, the monstrous shredder books perpetually hungry for culture he also suspected of setting off alone to the greatest misfortune of poor rats lost in its bowels or a worker became bowl ass. Every morning, starting to work, Guylain reads aloud the regulars RER 6:27 few pages he saved the jaws of the monster. One day he finds a USB key that will change his life ... "The Reader's 6:27" appears as a nice philosophical tale full of tenderness and humanity. Of course, most of the situations and characters have something improbable and crazy, but that is all the more nebulous and more poetic. The author gives us little touches to the description of a gray world with little prospect of dull lives even desperate barely lit by the detachment or ordinary madness of the little people. Writing is nice, neat and minimalist wish to. A real treat. Didierlaurent reaches the level of the largest such Fournier, Garnier and Mingharelli. Do not miss this first novel for a first attempt is a real master stroke.
