Observatoire des droits humains (anglais seulement)

A Leopard-Skin Hat by Anne Serre explores what its like being human in relation to other human beings

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par Leigh Wilson, Professor of English Literature, University of Westminster

The French writer Anne Serre has been very clear in interviews that she has no truck with a type of fiction that is fashionable in the UK at the moment. Readers drawn to fiction that blurs the line with autobiography – what Serre calls “the story of someone’s life, or of an episode in that life, passing itself off as a novel” – are, in her view, being “sold a lemon”.

She is clear, too, about…

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