Used book – J'ai demandé à la Une (BAU.BAUDELAIRE), Eric Miremont

To be Arnault to be French, that is the question. If you don't want to turn into a big package, eat your broccoli. In France, the Hobby-one KA(c)no-bistro is. Today, between young people and their bank, love is not in the loan... A0/00ric Miremont questions current events, choosing humor as a tool to nuance the gloom contained in our newspaper headlines. Puns, subversive use of language, irony - everything contributes to the reader's entertainment. However, there are themes that cannot be avoided. The author does not ignore the painful consequences induced by the surrounding chaos and thus offers himself the opportunity for beautiful sarcastic flights. Our culture is one of immediacy; the media play a predominant role in it and shape our daily lives. Language has no other choice but to follow this; it becomes faster, it deconstructs itself. There is no question of prevaricating; a factual and less romanticized approach must be favored. A0/00ric Miremont is inspired by what he reads in the newspapers but chooses to approach the facts through the prism of originality. He leads us to question differently the reality of the world in which we live. His texts are short, effective, his style is sharp, his gaze, acerbic. Add to that a good dose of humor and you will have I asked the Headline. Small usage tip: keep the book within reach, leave it open on a table corner and pick it up when you feel like it. Because - no joke - humor should be distilled at all times of the day, without moderation.