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Thomas Drimm vit aux États-Uniques, une société « idéale » gouvernée par le diététiquement correct, le bonheur obligatoire et la religion du jeu. Ado malchanceux promis à un avenir nul, son destin bascule le jour où il tue accidentellement, d’un coup de cerf-volant, le professeur Pictone. Ce vieux scientifique rebelle, caractériel et parano, se réincarne alors dans un ours en peluche, pour obliger Thomas à poursuivre son action : renverser la dictature et libérer les humains de la puce cérébrale qui contrôle leurs pensées. Tour à tour super-héros clandestin, ennemi public numéro 1, amoureux malgré lui de filles impossibles, explorateur des univers parallèles et leader de la Révolution des jeunes, Thomas finira par découvrir sa véritable identité et triompher des forces diaboliques qui le manipulent. Mais à quel prix ?
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Didier van Cauwelaert est un romancier et dramaturge français, né d'une famille d'origine belge. Didier van Cauwelaert is a French novelist and playwright with Belgian roots. Well-known French writer Didier van CAUWELAERT has some very big literary successes in his portfolio. From the age of 8 he dreamed of taking up a pen to become independent and feed his family. After devoting several years to theatre, to playing Sartre and directing Beckett, Anouilh, Ionesco, and after a brief career as a children's book critic, a chance meeting with a certain Greta GARBO got his foot in the door. In 1982 he published (at last) his first book “Vingt ans et des poussières” with Editions du Seuil, just after his 22nd birthday. He would reach an ever wider public with every new book. Awarded the Prix Goncourt in 1994 for “Un aller simple” (One way) this voracious writer let his imagination run rife and arrived at the pinnacle of his career. An extraordinary author, Didier van CAUWELAERT has sold over 5 million copies and been translated into 30 different languages. Films have been made of several of his books: “Un aller simple”, “Hors de moi” adapted for film as “Sans identité” and “J’ai perdu Albert” taken from his novel of the same name. His latest work “La bienveillance est une arme absolue” (goodwill is the ultimate weapon) takes the mind to new horizons. The ultimate weapon, a weapon to shock, to create joy, goodwill is the only answer to the moral crisis in which society finds itself. Source : https://wtca-brussels.org/en/classes/...
