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Esther Teillard, Samy Langeraert,

Actoral, around Laure Prouvost

CARNES by Esther Teillard, Éditions Pauvert, January 2025

Accepted at the Beaux-Arts in Cergy, the narrator of CARNES leaves her native Marseille for northeastern Paris. A new world holds out its arms to her, more sororal, less volcanic, where debates on inclusivity have replaced misogynist whistles. But where does violence nestle when it fears to speak its name?
Cagoles, Chinese prostitutes, poisonous students and emotional muralists: CARNES draws up a searing inventory of bourgeois feminist vulgate and the way patriarchal violence persists behind postures of virtue.

Esther Teillard is a young writer who graduated from the Beaux-Arts de Cergy art school. She is a regular contributor to France Culture and ArtPress. Her first novel, CARNES (éditions Pauvert, 2025), is a noisy entry in contemporary French literature.

CARNES by Esther Teillard, Éditions Pauvert, January 2025

Accepted at the Beaux-Arts in Cergy, the narrator of CARNES leaves her native Marseille for northeastern Paris. A new world holds out its arms to her, more sororal, less volcanic, where debates on inclusivity have replaced misogynist whistles. But where does violence nestle when it fears to speak its name?
Cagoles, Chinese prostitutes, poisonous students and emotional muralists: CARNES draws up a searing inventory of bourgeois feminist vulgate and the way patriarchal violence persists behind postures of virtue.

Esther Teillard is a young writer who graduated from the Beaux-Arts de Cergy art school. She is a regular contributor to France Culture and ArtPress. Her first novel, CARNES (éditions Pauvert, 2025), is a noisy entry in contemporary French literature.

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