The power and shadow

R. Bacqué revolves around an enigmatic seductive, as literature has always loved them ... and includes his portrait, more broadly, a "middle" that can not be better defined than by what animates Always: the search for power.
This is both a working journalist and a classic story. But the book suffers a bit from this double dimension: as a story, it lacks the "factual"; as a narrative, it lacks "romantic". But the character was too literary to be true ... too elusive to be explained ... and the work of R. Bacqué remains highly recommendable.