Didier van Cauwelaert, awarded the Prix Goncourt and author of more than thirty-five novels, brings a singular blend of literary, human and spiritual inquiry. In conversation with Marie Cénec, he discusses recurring themes in his work: the afterlife, memory, and the boundaries between imagination and reality. He reflects on recent novels that revisit his early writing years and investigate extraordinary phenomena—from plants communicating at a distance to children recalling past lives—offering a generous exploration of creativity and belief.
In French.
