One Thursday per month, in a literary salon atmosphere, the writer John de GUBERNATIS * organizes and anime, "literary Thursdays", moment of sharing between the audience, writers and their work.
Already, prestigious writers came to present their latest work, such as Irène Frain, David Foenkinos, Didier Van Cauwelaert, Eric Giacometti, Gonzague Saint Bris, Frédéric Beigbeder, Didier Van Cauwelaert, Daniel Picouly.
Aurélie de Gubernatis was born in Lille. His childhood is rocked by the adventures of the great North American heroes who transmit the love of the wilderness and the spirit of freedom. But his need for autonomy prevails over his dreams of adventure, and after studying law, she gets superior diploma of the notaries at 24 and exercises in the Var for thirteen years. Thinking his career mapped out, it's at this time that she made the acquaintance of a customer who changed his life. Article of death, the man tells him a travel notebook containing his research undertaken to regain mythical crystal skulls. John Hustin de Gubernatis agrees to continue his research, without attaching any real significance. The years pass and the promise seems forgotten. Then one day, the idea of writing a book about this history is needed. His first novel, "The keeper of the Crystal Skull" is published by Alpheus in 2009.
The reception of the public her reinforces the idea to devote himself entirely to writing. It ceases its activities of notary in 2010 and published his second novel in 2011 at Plon, "2012 - the keepers of time." His literary news enriched of a new novel in April 2014 with "Carlito's way" by Heloise D'ormesson editions.
The book. Everything has begun with the fake death of Mr. without her, without this event that has disaggregated me itself, nothing would never have happened [...]
The story I am about to tell is a love story. A real, an amazing story of love, which took me by surprise and that it was impossible to resist.
For two long years, maybe more, I led a double life. Not in the sense where means it generally, because I have not had a lover. I would rather say a double life, that is fragmented, divided between one married life happy, open gaze of others, and an intimate, secret, life that drew its inspiration in the depths of my subconscious.
What is that 'love' single link that unites a patient (e) to his (its) psychoanalyst? Oh, the transfer?
That is the question that tries to identify the narrator of this another love when, brought to therapy after a severe emotional shock, she falls in love with his analyst.
This story both modest and raw love unusual a vibrant tribute to the fascinating emotional and intellectual adventure of psychoanalysis.
Dominique DYENS , Writer, Dominique DYENS is notably the author of eight novels, among which the woman splashed, 2000; Hit-and-run, 2008; Intuitions, 2011; Black Monday 2013 published by editions Heloise D'ormesson and this another love, published by Robert Laffont in 2017.
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