Jean-Paul Dubois on the anger behind his new novel, "Chacun"
The Goncourt-winning author describes writing a melancholic book fuelled by his dismay at a world he says has lost its sense of shame, according to Le Monde.
Jean-Paul Dubois, author of "Tous les hommes n'habitent pas le monde de la même façon," has published a new novel titled "Chacun," according to Le Monde, which spoke with the writer about how the book came together.
According to the newspaper, Dubois said he was struck by people who no longer seem to feel shame, and that he drew on the anger this provoked in him while following current events. The resulting novel is described by Le Monde as melancholic.
The source material does not give further detail on the novel's plot, characters, publisher or length.
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