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Et si, comme les femmes, les hommes étaient depuis toujours victimes du mythe de la virilité ? De la préhistoire à l'époque contemporaine, une passionnante histoire du féminin et du masculin qui réinterprète de façon originale le thème de la guerre des sexes. Pour asseoir sa domination sur le sexe féminin, l'homme a, dès les origines de la civilisation, théorisé sa supériorité en construisant le mythe de la virilité.

Sarah va bientôt avoir trente ans. Tout lui réussit : un poste prestigieux dans l'univers prisé de la mode, une bande d'amis qui brûle la chandelle par les deux bouts, une vie de couple épanouie. C'est alors qu'un soir, elle tombe sur un livre : Marelle, de Julio Cortazar. Cette trouvaille est un séisme. Ce livre n'est pas n'importe lequel : les pages sont annotées de sa main et de celle d'un homme qu'elle a aimé bien des années plus tôt. Le passé ressurgit sans crier gare, et avec lui, les fantômes d'une passion aussi intense qu'insensée. Elle et lui avaient décidé de jouer à un jeu.

"Puisqu'on me prive de ta présence, Héloïse, donne-moi au moins par tes mots la douce essence de ton être." Ces mots concluent les lettres qu'Héloïse Kaldan, journaliste à Copenhague, reçoit régulièrement depuis quelque temps. Postées de France, elles sont signées d'une certaine Anna Kiel. Héloïse n'a aucun lien avec cette femme. Pourquoi celle-ci s'obstine-t-elle à lui écrire ? Que cherche-t-elle à lui dire ? Trois ans plus tôt, Anna Kiel a égorgé un avocat de 37 ans. En cherchant à comprendre le mobile de ce meurtre, Héloïse rouvre sans le savoir une page d'un passé qu'elle croyait définitivement tournée.

Mona Desforêt a pour elle la grâce et la jeunesse des fées. En Indochine, elle attire tous les regards. Mais entre les camps japonais, les infamies, la montée du Viet Minh, le pays brûle. Avec sa fille Lucie et son haut-fonctionnaire de mari, un maurrassien marqué par son engagement pétainiste, elle fuit en Nouvelle-Calédonie. À Nouméa, les journées sont rythmées par la monotonie, le racisme ordinaire et les baignades dans le lagon. Lucie grandit ; Mona bovaryse. Jusqu'au jour où elle lit Le Deuxième Sexe de Simone de Beauvoir. C'est la naissance d'une conscience, le début de la liberté.

Dacia thinks she's escaping a miserable life with her emotionally abusive husband only to get caught up in a world filled with meth and sex. The drugs coursing through her veins keep her closely tied to the men and women who will certainly be her demise. Being convinced she is in control of her drug addiction leads her into making a series of wrong choices that put her on a path she never expected.

Artemis Fowl est un impitoyable génie du crime. Il a douze ans. Artemis a un plan pour rétablir la fortune de sa famille. Il a découvert l'existence du peuple des fées et avec l'aide de Butler, son majordome, s'apprête à kidnapper leur capitaine Holly Short pour exiger une rançon. Seul bémol : les fées sont armées, puissantes, terriblement dangereuses et Artemis semble avoir quelque peu sous-estimé leurs pouvoirs. Au moins, il peut se réjouir d'avoir enfin trouvé un adversaire digne de ce nom.

In The Business Leaders Essential Guide to Growth, renowned business adviser Stephen Dann sets out the methods, tools, and techniques to enable your business to develop, thrive, and grow so you can achieve your business and personal goals.

Between her time as a radio host, television figure, and social media personality, Danni Starr has never been afraid of sharing her opinion. In this book, she takes you on a whirlwind tour of her own life and beyond, with plenty of personal perspective and #BlackGirlMagic to go around. From her struggles with workplace discrimination to the wild Rumspringa of her post-divorce months, from postpartum depression to the joys of friendship, Danni tells her story with honesty, humor, and moxie to spare.

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Dann Rogers almost had it made. At 15 he co-wrote a song that was recorded by Johnny Nash and praised by John Lennon as the most beautiful bloody song he had ever heard. He wrote several more songs recorded by others before venturing out on his own as a singer/songwriter. His ground-breaking 1987 album, Still Runnin, introduced the world to a fusion of rock and country that soon would be known as New Country. But then he began a descent into the very gates of Hell.....

It is 1926. Cora Gudmundson is determined not to yield to pressure to marry and settle down like a proper lady should. Cora wants a life of adventure, so she saves her money and books a cruise to London on her own. Her mother is appalled, but her father agrees to let her go.

Ein rätselhafter Brief wirbelt das Leben von Rike Kehrmann durcheinander. Ein Unbekannter schreibt, er habe jahrelang nach ihrer verstorbenen Mutter gesucht, denn sie sei die Liebe seines Lebens gewesen. In der Hoffnung, mehr zu erfahren, fährt Rike nach Amsterdam, in die Stadt ihrer Kindheit - und lernt dort nicht nur Hendrik Rhee und seine fidele Senioren-WG kennen. Es wird auch eine Reise in ihre eigene Vergangenheit, und sie bleibt nicht ohne Folgen für Rikes zukünftiges Leben... Ein Roman über die Macht der Erinnerung - und die Enthüllung einer neuen Wahrheit.

Magic is real. People just don't like to talk about it. As far as most humans know, magic is confined only to the world of fairies, elves, and witches, but the staff at the museum know better. There is so much more.

"Here speaks the man of masts and sails, to whom the sea is not a navigable element, but an intimate companion. The length of passages, the growing sense of solitude, the close dependence upon the very forces that, friendly to-day, without changing their nature, by the mere putting forth of their might, become dangerous to-morrow, make for that sense of fellowship which modern seamen, good men as they are, cannot hope to know."

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In these four stories, written between 1900 and 1902, Joseph Conrad bid gradual farewell to his adventurous life at sea and began to confront the more daunting complexities of life on land in the twentieth century. In 'Typhoon' Conrad reveals, in the steadfast courage of an undemonstrative captain and the imaginative readiness of his young first mate, the differences between instinct and intelligence in a partnership vital to human survival.

In Nostromo, Joseph Conrad has transformed an apocryphal anecdote about a sailor who got away with stealing a boat loaded with silver into a grandly panoramic, yet deeply unsettling, narrative that sees every conceivable type of political person — from the laughably oafish and brutal to various shades of the well-meaning — caught up in an episode of revolutionary upheaval in the fictional South American country of Costaguana.

Henry Whalley is a true sailor, earning years of experience as a ship’s captain before his retirement. Faced with unexpected financial problems and a desire to help his married daughter earn her place in the world, Whalley is forced to sell his boat and buy his way back into service on a trade vessel. But Whalley is living so close to financial ruin that any small deviation from his course will put him over the edge . . . The End of the Tether is one of the many books that author Joseph Conrad wrote about sailors and the sea.

Acclaimed as one of Joseph Conrad's finest literary achievements, this gripping novel deftly depicts the political turmoil of nineteenth-century Russia and follows the dramatic developments in the life of a student, Razumov, as he prepares for a career in the czarist bureaucracy. In a plot that twists and turns, Razumov unwittingly becomes embroiled in a revolutionary conspiracy when he gives refuge to a fellow student who assassinated a public official. Increasingly enmeshed in the radical's political intrigue, he betrays the anarchist who had placed blind faith in him.