Maylis Adhémar traces her path out of a far-right childhood
In "Comment j'ai cessé d'être une petite fasciste," the writer recounts growing up in a fundamentalist, reactionary family, framing her account as a warning against the normalisation of the far right.
Maylis Adhémar's new book, "Comment j'ai cessé d'être une petite fasciste," looks back at her own childhood inside a family she describes as intégriste and réactionnaire, according to Le Monde. The récit follows her path of émancipation away from that upbringing.
Le Monde describes the book as reading like a charge against the banalisation of the far right, placing Adhémar's personal story within a broader argument about how extreme ideas become normalised over time.
Le Monde's account, drawn from an interview-style portrait of the author, does not give further details on the book's publisher, length or release date. Those specifics are not available in the source material.
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