Ever since Annie Ernaux was awarded the Nobel Prize, she has stopped writing. A visit to her home, to a woman who has a lot to say and doesn’t want to be disturbed.
From
Nils Minkmar
There’s a gray plastic bell next to the gate, but it’s taped over: out of service. The house is easy to find on the surprisingly large property, but then you are faced with a riddle: Two identical doors are across the corner and at right angles to each other, although there is only one name on the door. Who needs two front doors for one entrance?