Always a treat 1

In this new (and hopefully not last) delivery of the Journal, we find humor, subtlety, the sharp eye of Renaud Camus. It's always a treat to read, to follow him in his feature through France and Italy, hotel room in a hotel room, listening with him and France Culture "think about how "meditate on the language of the" World ", listening to music in the car and note the references of the pieces, to educate our ear a bit. We are always appreciative of his equanimity (apparent, at least) deal with the hassle of all kinds (financial, medical, editorials, etc ...); more than a good writer (which would already be a lot), Camus is a teacher of life, optimism, quiet stoicism; and it will be necessary for him now that he was let go after another by both publishers, POL and Fayard.
Only small problem, but the author has nothing to do: In this edition of the Journal, shells, and misspellings multiply (past participles in "er", plural wrongdoers, etc ...) that are sometimes doubt the competence and seriousness of correctors.