"Song of Chaos," Mathieu Belezi's apocalyptic novel about the heart of darkness
With "Cantique du chaos," Mathieu Belezi blends several registers, from the apocalyptic novel to the praise of nourishing nature, from the western to tales of wandering. YARphotographer - stock.adobe.com
A serious contender for the Prix Goncourt, Mathieu Belezi has written an apocalyptic, broad and desperate novel.
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I subscribeOne day or another, it was written that the heavenly curse would fall upon carefree humans, lost in their hedonistic hubris, mired in their consumerist frenzy. Thus begins, like a chant, Mathieu Belezi's highly anticipated new novel, set against the backdrop of the Apocalypse. An earthquake destroyed the sandcastles of this excess, then an endless deluge swept away four-fifths of humanity. What remains is doomed to disappear in pain.
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