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The Lovers of the Red River, Louise Erdrich's Tense Novel on the Male Grip and Blackness of America

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Enclosed in an unhappy marriage, the young Kismet would have preferred to bind herself to the son of the bookseller, much more sensitive. With great narrative freedom, the novelist simultaneously explores the tensions of love, and those of a country in perdition.
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Enclosed in an unhappy marriage, the young Kismet would have preferred to bind herself to the son of the bookseller, much more sensitive. With great narrative freedom, the novelist simultaneously explores the tensions of love, and those of a country in perdition.

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Télérama.fr broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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