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Meeting with Isabelle Grégoire
Discover the raw emotional intensity of a novel set in the haunting landscapes of Northern Quebec. This exclusive author talk explores the complex dance between forgiveness and resentment as two broken lives collide under the pressure of a collapsing world.
Bibliothèque Gaston-Miron (Paris 12th)
About
The Gaston-Miron library hosts author Isabelle Grégoire on Monday, November 16, 2026, for an insightful discussion about her latest novel, Dans ta flamme. Set in a remote village in Northern Quebec, the book navigates the complex lives of Maude and Justine, two women grappling with family secrets and personal redemption. This one-hour event offers a unique opportunity to explore the depths of human psychology through the writer's perspective. Attendance is free of charge, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible. Please note that this session is open to adults aged 18 and over.
In a village in Northern Quebec, the destinies of Maude and Justine intersect, stirring up family secrets. While one tries to reconnect with her parents, the other is just out of prison and seeks to rebuild her life by making peace with her past.
Alternating between the viewpoints of the two characters, Isabelle Grégoire offers us a captivating novel that confirms her talent for exploring human psychology.
Dans ta flamme skillfully interweaves love and revenge as the forest burns and the world collapses.
The meeting will be moderated by journalist Laurence Pivot and followed by a friendly drink.
Our take on this event
Join us on November 16, 2026, from 18:00 to 19:00 at the Gaston-Miron library, located in the 12th arrondissement, for a conversation with Isabelle Grégoire. Moderated by journalist Laurence Pivot, the session delves into the narrative structure and psychological themes of her novel, Dans ta flamme. Through the alternating viewpoints of its protagonists, the work captures a powerful struggle between vengeance and the search for peace, set against a backdrop of crumbling surroundings.
Following the discussion, attendees are invited to stay for a friendly drink. This event is free to the public and caters to an adult audience, aged 18 and older. The location is equipped to be accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring a welcoming environment for all participants interested in contemporary literature.
