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Anthony Bello, Investigation into the disappearance of Emilie Brunet

D'Antoine Bello, I read forgers and Candlelighters - with a small preference for the former, more politically correct. I admit to not having managed to finish Praise the missing piece . This does not prevent me to rush to buy this Investigation into the disappearance of Emily Brunet . And I'm not disappointed, although I have not recommended reading for my mother, reader of thrillers but it undoubtedly disappoint.
Because, really, I'm not convinced that this novel is a police officer even though, not to spill the beans, I will not elaborate my arguments here.
History in a nutshell: Achilles does Dunot more in the police since an accident - which I fear could happen to me: his library it tumbled on the head as he tried to grab a book on the crime novel - has rendered amnesiac. But not just any amnesia: anterograde amnesia: understand that if Dunot easily remembers all that he lived before his accident, he forgets one day to another what happens to him. The detective has a passion for Agatha Christie that he knows almost all the work by heart. One day, he was asked to investigate the disappearance of Emily Brunet: it is not returned from a hike with her lover and when her husband went to report his disappearance, he was beaten by the policeman on duty, yet strong opponent of the method. Brunet is a specialist in cognitive science and brain; university professor, you do not know the number of students who have succumbed to its beauty and its seductive power. Yet from the outset, Durois is convinced he wants to prove his guilt. How yet when we forget everything overnight? Achilles decides each evening to note as accurately as possible the steps of his investigation to read the next morning. And lurched he goes to work in these conditions.
So for me it is not a true crime novel. What then? A wonderful tribute to Agatha Christie, a work of scholarship on intertextuality, which renews the challenge of Tristram Shandy Sterne ... All this at a time without doubt. It remains stuck, it tries to enter the process and then ... read it and you'll see. Also a tribute to Pierre Bayard and his Who Killed Roger Ackroyd? who, himself, wrote "Test police" which is also Bello explicit reference.
Anyway, here's a novel that deserves to be chosen by Le Soir as winner of the Renaudot - I take this opportunity to recommend the online journal of Pierre Maury: "It's in the pocket "
vowel and consonant: I saw that you had also written a critique of the novel but I am retaining the read before posting mine to not be influenced. Now I'm going to start! (Not to indulge me, I handed criticism of the Enard later!)