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ANITA

Matthias Claeys

ANITA est un roman, écrit et lu par Matthias Claeys, qui parle d'une enfant, de sa mère sans bras, d'une tempête...

Dans une petite ville, une petite fille : Anita. On dit que sa mère est une sorcière. Est-ce que c'est parce que celle-ci n'a pas de bras ? Un voyage entre la chronique, le thriller, le récit de fantômes, tissé de peurs archaïques, de secrets, de non-dits, de réflexes ancestraux, de constructions symboliques.

ANITA - Épisode 19

ANITA - Épisode 19

Publié le dimanche 26 avril 2020 à 11:59 par Matthias Claeys

Durée : 18:50

Tags : roman, lecture, thriller, sorciere

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