A review praises Luc Dagognet's new novel for its spare form and vivid heroine
En attendant Nadeau highlights Le château de la solitude, singling out the inner life the author gives his protagonist Anne.
The literary review site En attendant Nadeau has published a notice of Luc Dagognet's novel Le château de la solitude, titled "Notre château." According to the outlet, the book stands out for what it calls the striking simplicity of its form and the unusual density of its characters.
The review singles out the interiority Dagognet gives to his protagonist, Anne, describing it as unforgettable, En attendant Nadeau writes.
No further details about the book's publisher, length or plot were given in the source material, and none are supplied here.
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