The splendor of boredom

French journalist and writer, born in 1959, David Thomas is the author of plays, short stories and novels. "The patience of buffaloes in the Rain" received the Discovery 2009 the Prince Pierre of Monaco Foundation.

A collection of 69 short (very short) new around the "balance of the Quarantine" (seen by men and women) that could be summarized in this sentence:
"I wish this young guy with my 20 years younger do not judge me. I wish he would forgive me for having betrayed."
The preface of Jean-Paul Dubois portends a "nugget" but I confess I greatly annoyed.
While it must be acknowledged that many situations are seen and analyzed; it remains the "déjà vu".
Yes, love, it does exist and it does not last a lifetime ... not a scoop!
Give the author some quality passages:
"Our daily has substituted our lives."
"Believe, it's against everything you have and bet anyway It's daring twist fate.".

Nostalgia, humor, human small and large disappointments cowardice ... a rather bleak picture of gender relations.
A collection that reads quickly whatever people think!