Roseline Lambert

Lac noir

March 14, 2024
Poetry
144 pages
128 × 190 mm
18 €
9782925416036
978-2-9254-1603-6

“Littérature française” collection

																Roseline Lambert, Lac noir
																Roseline Lambert, Lac noir

Roseline Lambert harmonizes the coordinates of a heart that reaches deep into things.

This is a true story that poetry takes apart. A northern book. A book of love. The story of a Quebec anthropologist poet who travels Europe in search of broken lights and her place in the world. She experiences a black winter, a white winter, a white spring and a black spring. She falls in love three times, including with a man between life and death who is losing his memory. Deep in the waters of the black lakes where she bathes in these countries of fjords and rivers—Finland, Montenegro, Albania—her grandmother’s voice accompanies her, reaching back over a century of perseverance. A voice of comfort, a voice that teaches the art of knitting words and not losing colors.

From black and white, let fire emerge under the polar lights.

The author

Roseline Lambert was born in Montreal in 1978. She is a poet and anthropologist. She successfully defended her doctoral thesis on the theme of anxiety and light in Norway. Her current research-creation project focuses on eco-anxiety in the Arctic Circle. Lac noir is her third book of poetry.

March 14, 2024
Poetry
144 pages
128 × 190 mm
18 €
9782925416036
978-2-9254-1603-6

“Littérature française” collection