Used book – J'vous ai apporté mes radios: Letters and Chronicles, Guy Carlier

Whether comically mean or meanly comical, Guy Carlier undoubtedly delivers the freshest and most listened-to humorous radio column.

Already known for his music columns on France Musique and his TV columns on Stéphane Bern's show, it is thanks to his "Lettre," broadcast for a year on France Inter, that Guy Carlier has become a radio star. His "Lettres" (from December 2001 to June 2002) offer the funniest, and perhaps also the most accurate, summary of a year rich in anxieties, surprises, and emotions. A letter to la Noiraude; a letter to a one-eyed biker; a letter from a young supporter of Madelin, to Arlette, to Jean-Marie Le Pen, to Jacques Vendroux, to Papon, or even to Raffarin... all the small and great personalities or events of the year are the recipients. By adding his columns for France Musique to this book, Guy Carlier proves to us that he is a true writer, an author who reveals himself to be as tender and sentimental as he can be irreverent and cruel. "Pierre Boulez, the treatise on Zen and motorcycle maintenance"; "Serge and Rostro"; "Obispo's neuron"... are all short stories, very aptly written, blending nostalgia and humor, nastiness and emotions.