Beneficent Apocalypse

"The pearl pink bar widens, brighter every moment, she won on the sky. The black flap is gray, the sea comes alive. With the sun breaks through, lead the water turns blue." As Landry, we incorporate nature, which is the main character of the novel. It is she who leads the dance and humans become ants, trying to survive by losing their pride. Anne Delaflotte Mehdevi can write this dull anguish sky falling on our heads and brings us back to our first condition: animal, ephemeral and derisory. She dwells nor depression, nor love, nor about the killing which are avatars of our tiny lives, but she wrote the history of the world that advances with or without us. In this sense, it is a novel that does not flatter but student perspective. Writing is true, often crude but sometimes grabs you in the stomach by his extreme poetry. Time for a reading, it complies: "Forget the blue for a time (Lila) Forget the blue." Anne and allowed Delaflotte Mehdevi embark on its ash cloud story and Apocalypse and we accept with it become what we are: passers beings, united and able to adapt. A novel that makes you your nature.