L'innocence des objets

by Diane Schoemperlen

L’innocence des objets est un récit indépendant extrait d’Encyclopédie du monde visible (Prix littéraire du Gouverneur général), ouvrage atypique et culotté où les images donnent la réplique aux mots (et vice-versa).

Assistez en direct à un cambriolage au domicile d’une collectionneuse d’objets rares. (Fort heureusement, la victime est en vacances.) Un exercice littéraire brillant, surprenant.

44 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 12, 2013

About the author

Diane Schoemperlen, short-story writer, novelist, teacher, editor (b at Thunder Bay, Ont 9 July 1954). Diane Schoemperlen grew up in Thunder Bay, Ont, and attended Lakehead University. After graduating in 1976, she spent a summer studying at the Banff Centre, under such writers as W.O. MITCHELL and Alice MUNRO. Since 1986, she has focused on her writing career and has taught creative writing at schools such as St Lawrence College and the Kingston School of Writing. She currently lives in Kingston, Ontario.