Céline Righi's new novel conjures ghosts for the autumn rentrée
La Chambre fougère, reviewed by En attendant Nadeau, is described as carrying the melancholy softness of late autumn.
Among this year's rentrée littéraire titles, Céline Righi's novel La Chambre fougère has drawn attention from the literary review site En attendant Nadeau, which devoted a piece to the book on September 22.
According to En attendant Nadeau, each character in the novel has its own way of inhabiting the sensory world, and the book as a whole carries what the reviewer calls the melancholy softness of autumn's end, along with the lingering quality of stories one carries within for a long time.
The source material does not specify the publisher, a publication date, page count or plot details beyond this characterization, so no further particulars can be reported at this time.
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