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Books about Napoleonic era (and Polish history) - 3

Good day, dear all, and let me share with you some books I've read recently.

And because today is the birthday of Tadeusz Kościuszko I'll start with a biography of him The Peasant Prince, by the American historian Alex Storozynski:

2. One more position about the Polish history, in English, I'd like to recommend you is Richard Butterwick's The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, 1733–1795: Light and Flame, dedicated to the reigns of Polish-Lithuanian two last kings, Augustus III Wettin and Stanisław August Poniatowski:

From the topic of Polish history let's switch to the French one.

3. One more addition to my collection of Talleyrand's biographies was this one, written by Robin Harris:

4-5. Then, there were two books about Napoleon's private life, by Octave Aubry and Sigrid-Maria Größing:

6-7. A study on the topic of French revolutionary and imperial generals, by Georges Six, and George Nafziger's Imperial Bayonets. (These were books with lots of military details, so I can't say I've enjoyed them thoroughly, rather not belonging to their target audience))

8. And this is a book I really liked, The anatomy of Glory by Henry Lachouque! And though its subtitle (Napoleon and his Guards) kinda states the book will be focused on the Imperial Guards, in fact its topics turned out much more wider, including information on Napoleon himself, France and even some details of the usual life of that times:

9. The book majority of you have already read, The Iron Marshal, a biography of Louis Nicolas Davout by John Gallaher:

10-11. And the last but not the least - two books on Murat. The first is a book by the French historian Jean Tulard and the second is an impressive work of Sarah Hammel @joachimnapoleon.

Thanks a lot, Sarah, for letting as see Joachim Murat through his letters, from his own point of view!

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Portrait of Catherine Coustard, Marquise of Castelnau, Wife of Charles-Léonor Aubry with Her Son Léonor, c. 1700

Nicolas de Largillière

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Life and Fate of Sophie Momoro, née Fournier, and Her Childrens According to Certain Information

Festival of Reason where Sophie Momoro played a key role during certain ceremonies

Sophie Fournier was born in 1766 in Auxerre, where her family was involved in the creation of printing typefaces. Her grandfather had purchased the Blé foundry, one of the most important in France. On her mother’s side, the Gando family specialized in printing typefaces for musical scores.

Given her family’s professions, it was natural for Sophie Fournier to cross paths with Antoine François Momoro, a printer. They married on January 18, 1786, and on December 13, their only child, Jean-Antoine Momoro, was born. Antoine-François Momoro was initially a cautious revolutionary in 1789 but later dedicated himself fully to the cause until his arrest and execution. Although Sophie remained in the background, it is believed she remained loyal to her husband during his most difficult times, such as his arrest following the Champ de Mars massacre in 1791.

It wasn’t until late 1793 that Sophie Momoro began to play a public political role. On November 10, 1793, during the Festival of Reason, a woman portrayed the Goddess of Reason, wearing a Phrygian cap and carried on a stretcher by men. Patriotic songs echoed throughout the event. There is some doubt about whether Sophie played the role of the Goddess of Reason during this ceremony (some think it was Maillard, an opera actress, or Mademoiselle Aubry). However, Duquesne notes that since the ceremony was presided over by Antoine François Momoro, it is highly probable that it was Sophie Momoro.

On December 5, 1793, at the Temple of Reason, Sophie Momoro was clearly identified as the Goddess of Reason, playing an important role in the de-Christianization campaigns. Sophie was carried on a stretcher, then placed on a platform, with the crowd proceeding to the Convention. On the way back, she was again placed on a stretcher, but due to someone losing balance, she fell and broke her arm. Another notable event during the ceremony involved the impromptu burning of wooden statues of Saint Sulpice and Saint Peter. The president of the Mucius Scaevola section (formerly the Luxembourg section) Ceyrat declared, "If this God exists, let him thunder and strike me down with a bolt of his thunder!" When no thunder struck, he concluded, "He does not thunder, therefore his existence is a chimera."

Despite her injury, Sophie continued to participate in similar ceremonies of dechristianization . When portraying the Goddess of Reason, she would reportedly wear white and carry a pike (considering the struggle for revolutionary women to bear arms, this shows a certain determination on Sophie’s part).

One of Sophie Momoro’s other political actions was presiding over a reconciliation between former Catholic priests and Protestants. According to Jean-Pierre Duquesne, she was surrounded by "two or three hundred young girls dressed in white, beautiful to behold, with provocative looks, low-cut dresses, and crowned with oak leaves." During this de-Christianization ceremony, it was declared that the two religions had only survived through "clerical charlatanism according to theirs words. Thus, Sophie not only supported her husband but also demonstrated significant militancy herself, like many wives of revolutionaries who remain too often in the shadow of their husbands.

However, this marked the beginning of the end for her marriage. Following his involvement in an attempted insurrection and the complex context of 1794 with factional struggles, Antoine François Momoro was executed as part of the "Exaggerated" faction alongside Charles Philippe Ronsin, Jacques René Hébert, François-Nicolas Vincent, and others. He was falsely accused, among other things, of attempting to sabotage supplies and was allegedly (likely falsely) claimed to have amassed 190,000 livres, despite being known as an incorruptible revolutionary who lived very modestly. The saddest part is that, although he died bravely, his heart must have been broken knowing that his wife had been arrested and risked following him to the guillotine.

In prison, Sophie Momoro was inconsolable when she learned of her husband’s death from a man named Jean Baptiste Laboureau, who escaped the Hébertist execution by implicating, among others, Antoine-François Momoro. Laboureau’s remarks were either highly insensitive or downright cruel: "The Goddess of Reason was not at all reasonable; during the day, she lamented greatly over the accident that happened to her husband." Unlike Marie-Françoise Goupil and Lucile Desmoulins, she was not executed. Sophie Momoro was released on May 27, 1794, but was left without means and had to raise her son alone. Since Momoro was not rehabilitated ( and he will never be), she could not request the return of his assets, and even so, her husband had left very little inheritance. On August 25, 1794, she requested financial assistance and the return of Antoine-François Momoro’s printing presses. Both requests were denied by the State.

There is a point of divergence between Jean-Pierre Duquesne and Albert Mathiez. In 1795, a family council appointed Sophie Momoro as her son’s guardian. However, Momoro’s father was appointed as substitute guardian. According to Albert Mathiez, Momoro’s father, a shoemaker, had died before his son’s execution. Mathiez stated, "At that time, Momoro’s father, who had worked as a shoemaker, was already dead. But his mother, who had taken a job as a servant after her husband's death, was still alive." According to reports from the commissioners of the Besançon district, Momoro’s mother died shortly after her son, likely of grief. The report reads: "Today, Germinal 11, Year II of the Republic, at eleven o'clock in the morning, we, Jean François Denisot, member of the general council of the Besançon district, appointed by order of the same district on this day to affix seals at the home of the mother of the named Momoro, who has just suffered the death penalty in Paris, and having with us François-Joseph Bernard as our secretary clerk, we went to the home of citizen Forno, a war commissioner, where the said Momoro was a cook. There, we invited citizen Forno to show us the room of the said Momoro, to which she replied that she had died the previous night but was ready to introduce us to the room she occupied." I believe Momoro’s father was alive, and Albert Mathiez likely made an error, but it is possible that the opposite is true.

Sophie Momoro remarried on November 7, 1796, to a military man named Jacques-Marie Botot, who had been appointed commander of the Seine gendarmerie in 1793 (one of his apparent roles was escorting the former Queen of France, Marie Antoinette, to the scaffold). In 1795, he was appointed brigade leader. Together, they had a daughter in 1798 named Stéphanie Joséphine Adèle. Sophie’s mother also came to live with the couple and their children. However, the marriage began to falter. With the rise of Bonaparte, who was suspicious of Jacques-Marie Botot, he was appointed brigadier general and retired by the First Consul. Some accused Botot of becoming difficult and bitter in their marriage, while others believed it was due to Sophie taking a lover, the architect Jean Joseph Clotilde Lelouche. According to Georges Lenôtre, Botot’s disgrace precipitated the end of their marriage: personally, I don’t think there is any evidence of opportunism on Sophie’s part. After all, it seems she remained faithful to Momoro even in the hardest times. Perhaps Botot’s bitterness over his disgrace under Bonaparte, combined with Sophie taking a lover, led to their incompatibility over the long term. Sophie retained custody of her son, while Botot retained custody of their daughter.

Sophie moved in with Lelouche and gave birth to a daughter in 1806 named Joséphine-Clotilde-Sophie. Although he never married her, Lelouche acknowledged his daughter. However, when Sophie died two years later, it was not her lover who reported her death, but her son, Jean-Antoine. Apparently, she and her son were facing new financial difficulties. Another strange fact: despite her civil status clearly stating she was a widow of Momoro and divorced from Botot, Jacques Marie Botot did not mention his divorce status in his civil records, even though she had been dead for 14 years.

Despite their parents’ divorce, Stéphanie Joséphine Adèle Botot seems to have remained close to her brother, Jean-Antoine Momoro. She died on January 15, 1860. Joséphine Clotilde Sophie married a history painter on February 4, 1830, named Henri Louis Hippolyte Poterle.

Jean-Antoine Momoro never abandoned his mother, and it seems clear he never renounced his father and remained proud of his parents. He always signed his name as Momoro-Fournier in the registers. This was bold, as Momoro was never rehabilitated, and in some cases, family members temporarily abandoned the family names of unrehabilitated revolutionaries (understandably so, as life must have been hard enough for them), but he also signed with his mother’s surname. He always lived in the neighborhoods where his father had been active when he was in Paris. He worked as a civil servant. According to Joseph Marie Quérard, he was an "assistant chief at the Ministry of Public Works" and a "playwright" with three comedies, though it is unclear if they were published or simply performed. He married a woman from Nantes named Séraphine Emilie Nicolas, and they had a daughter, Marie-Adélaide, who married a postal worker. Jean-Antoine Momoro died in 1868.

P.S.: I mentioned some similarities and differences between Camille Desmoulins and Antoine-François Momoro in this post: Camille Desmoulins and Antoine-François Momoro. It seems that their sons (Horace-Camille Desmoulins and Jean-Antoine Momoro) also had in common a sense of pride in their parents.

Sources:

Albert Mathiez

Jean-Pierre Duquesne

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Xavier is a 40-year-old father of two who still finds life very complicated. When the mother of his children moves to New York, he can’t bear them growing up far away from him and so he decides to move there as well. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Xavier Rousseau: Romain Duris Martine: Audrey Tautou Isabelle: Cécile de France Wendy: Kelly Reilly Ju: Sandrine Holt Isabelle, la babysitter: Flore Bonaventura les philosophes allemands: Jochen Hägele le père de Xavier: Benoît Jacquot la mère de Xavier: Martine Demaret Nancy: Li Jun Li l’éditeur: Dominique Besnehard M. Boubaker: Zinedine Soualem John: Peter Hermann l’avocat new-yorkais de Xavier: Jason Kravits L’infirmière: Vanessa Guide Antoine Garceau: Kyan Khojandi le photographe (caméo): Cédric Klapisch Le deuxième mari Latino: Alex Kruz Le mari latino: Luis Vega Tom Rousseau: Pablo Mugnier-Jacob Mia Rousseau: Margaux Mansart Lucas: Amin Djakliou Jade: Clara Abbasi Ray: Sharrieff Pugh L’agent bureau immigration: Peter McRobbie L’avocat de Wendy: Byron Jennings La première collégienne: Alison Arboux La deuxième collégienne: Loreleï Aubry La femme sensuelle: Natalia Segura L’associé de l’éditeur: Xavier Alcan L’assistante de l’éditeur: Maud Wyler L’infirmière de la maternité: Catrina Ganey Le patron coursier: Adrian Martinez Miguel: Jose Soto Ming Li: Shuya Chang Ben: Howah Hung Le chauffeur de taxi chinois: Phil Nee La vieille dame: Anna Berger Le premier rocker: Larry Fessenden Le deuxième rocker: Joe Stefko Le chauffeur en colère: Yinka Adeboyeku Le chauffeur de taxi indien: Kenneth Maharaj L’assistant-photographe: Antoine Garceau Le piéton secouriste: Damon Michael Gordon Un passant: Michael Che Carlos Fernandez: Dominic Colón Kayla: Ryiah Rene Suazo La femme yiddish: Yelena Shmulenson L’homme yiddish: Allen Lewis Rickman Le père en colère: Dylan Chalfy Le deuxième avocat: Victor Colicchio Le barman: J.D. Williams La femme latino: Jenny L. Saldaña Le réceptionniste: Wang Yinuo Une skater: Celia Au Un gay qui se marie: Brian Cheeks Un invité au mariage au City Hall: Alexander Jameson Hasidic Daughter: Mia Sinclair Jenness Le premier fuyard: Ilan Krigsfeld Un messager à vélo: Stephen Lin Sammie: Niyi Oni La fille hassidique: Anna Rapp Le fils hassidique: Tyler Rapp Le témoin du marié: Will Tomi Film Crew: Producer: Cédric Klapisch Location Manager: Damon Michael Gordon Director of Photography: Natasha Braier Editor: Anne-Sophie Bion Producer: Bruno Levy Music: Loïc Dury Music: Christophe Minck Production Design: Roshelle Berliner Production Design: Marie Cheminal Art Direction: Valérie Rozanes Art Direction: Matteo De Cosmo Costume Design: Lee Harper Hairstylist: Christopher Fulton Key Makeup Artist: Rachel Geary Hair Department Head: Mandy Lyons Key Makeup Artist: Frédéric Marin Wigmaker: Anne Moralis Special Effects Makeup Artist: Pierre Olivier Persin Key Hair Stylist: April Schuller Hairstylist: Adenike Wright Executive Producer: Raphaël Benoliel Executive Producer: Carol Cuddy Co-Producer: Gaëtan David Co-Producer: Buzz Koenig Co-Producer: André Logie Producer: Arlette Zylberberg Casting: Ann Goulder Casting: Gayle Keller Casting: Jeanne Millet Set Decoration: David Schlesinger Foley Editor: Jérémy Babinet ADR Recordist: Ric Schnupp Foley Artist: Philippe Penot Sound Mixer: Nicolas Mazet Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Cyril Holtz ADR Mixer: Mark DeSimone Sound: Cyril Moisson Movie Reviews: Andres Gomez: This third part of the series started with “The Spanish Apartment” and “Russian Dolls” continues following the life of Xavier and his complications. The cast is the well known and very good from previous parts with the good additions of the children, which perform really well. This part, although shows again the chaotic life of Xavier, feels, somehow more coherent and luminous, as if the pieces would be finally fitting. Maybe the best way of summarizing the series and the conclusion is with the conversation that Xavier and Martine have by the end of the film in which Martine tell Xavier...

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Ruby

Portrait of Catherine Coustard, Marquise of Castelnau, Wife of Charles-Léonor Aubry with her Son Léonor Nicolas de Largilliére (French), c.1700 Oil on Canvas Minneapolis Institute of Art

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MWF?

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Nicolas Dupont-Aignan on Macron’s speech at Sorbonne: “High treason”

French President Emmanuel Macron spoke at the Sorbonne on Thursday to defend his vision for Europe just weeks before the European Parliament elections. His speech sparked a barrage of criticism from the French political elite.

“On the European stage, Emmanuel Macron has been confusing his incantations and gesticulations with achievements for seven years,” said Marine Le Pen, leader of the Rassemblement National, accusing him of “selling out whole sections of national sovereignty,” BFMTV reported live.

For his part, Jordan Bardella, Le Pen’s successor, president of the Rassemblement National, assessed at a press conference that the head of state had “decided to intervene directly and personally in the election campaign.”

Manon Aubry, who heads the list of the France Insoumise movement for the European elections, gave her assessment of Macron’s years of presidency, calling his policies “arrogance, inequality, hypocrisy.”

Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, leader of the party Debout la France (France Arise) commented on Macron’s speech yesterday on X:

“Education, health, nuclear power, electricity, defence, digital technology, foreign policy, economy, industry, agriculture….. Emmanuel Macron now wants to develop and think European. With this speech, he is carrying out the planned destruction of France. High treason.”

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Pocahontas

◊ Sean Combs's flabby hip

◊ Matthew McConaughey's fat hip

◊ Chris Evans's closed hip

◊ Christina Hendricks's unoaked hip

◊ Nicholas Hoult's green hip

◊ Florida Georgia Line's big hip

◊ Krista Allen's spicy hip

◊ Salma Hayek's sweet hip

◊ Minka Kelly's baked hip

◊ Lamar Odom's coarse hip

◊ Prince's concentrated hip

◊ Jen Schefft's intellectually satisfying hip

◊ Kristen Stewart's intellectually satisfying hip

◊ Ryan Seacrest's laser-like hip

◊ Florence Welch's leathery hip

◊ Erin Andrews's juicy hip

◊ Ellie Goulding's balanced hip

◊ Mischa Barton's cloying hip

◊ Dakota Fanning's grippy hip

◊ Jesse Eisenberg's alcoholic hip

◊ Tara Reid's tannic hip

◊ Jenny McCarthy's buttery hip

◊ Annette Bening's elegant hip

◊ Edward Burns's dirty hip

◊ Lisa Snowdon's connected hip

◊ Tyra Banks's raisiny hip

◊ Mary J. Blige's oaked hip

◊ Nicolas Cage's intellectually satisfying hip

◊ Zach Braff's fat hip

◊ Michael Bublé's hot hip

◊ Reese Witherspoon's full hip

◊ Liam Payne's astringent hip

◊ Rita Ora's crisp hip

◊ Chad Ochocinco's dirty hip

◊ Adam Lambert's concentrated hip

◊ Taylor Momsen's raisiny hip

◊ Amber Portwood's fallen over hip

◊ Sean Lennon's balanced hip

◊ Mila Kunis's barnyard hip

◊ Bristol Palin's complex hip

◊ Gabriel Aubry's closed hip

◊ Kevin Hart's velvety hip

◊ Suri Cruise's round hip

◊ Harrison Ford's oaked hip

◊ Jessica Biel's reticent hip

◊ Zachary Levi's expressive hip

◊ Scarlett Johansson's powerful hip

◊ Courteney Cox's transparent hip

◊ Rupert Grint's reticent hip

◊ Drake's silky hip

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WEC MONZA 2023

Creditos imagens Ferrari

Qualyfing -Hypercar

1-7-Toyota GR010 Hybrid 1:35.358

2-50-Ferrari 499 P    1:35.375

3-8-Toyota GR010 Hybrid 1:35.460

4-93-Peugeot 9 X 8 LMH   1:36.662

5-2-Cadillac V Series R       1:37.720

Qualyfing -LMP2

1-41-Oreca 7-Team WRT   1:39.354

2-28-Oreca 7-Jota               1:39.707

3-22-Oreca 7-United Autoesports    1:39.790

Qualyfing -LMGTE AM

1-85-Porsche 911 RSR-Iron Dames    1:47.632

2-25-Astom Martin Vantage AMR-ORT BY TF     1:48.058

3-77-Porsche 911 RSR-DEPSEY-PROTON   1:48.116

CORRIDA

Na Hypercar marcou a estreia do Porsche 963 da equipe Proton , que também terá um carro na GTP no Imsa.

Na largada teve um toque entre a Ferrari 499 P #50 e um dos Toyota na chicane

Momento da disputa do Carro #28 da Jota com os carros da United #22 e #23

A disputa estava muito forte e uma defesa incrível do carro da Jota

O  Toyota #8 bateu no Aston Martin #777 da D’Station Racing  colocando o sefety car na pista.

Faltando 5h23min pro fim da corrida a disputa da geral da corrida estava entre o Toyota #7 e o Peugeot #93

Momento em que o Peugeot #93 assumia a liderança

Momento em que o Toyota #8 estava indo para os boxes pagar a punição pelo toque com o Aston Martin #777.

Momento da disputa entre a Ferrari 499 P #50 com Miguel Molina e o Toyota GR010 #7 com Mike Conway estava muito forte.

Faltando 3h53min pro fim da corrida a liderança era do Porsche 963 #6

e dai o carro da Vector Sport bateu com Gabriel Aubry.

Colocando sefety car na pista

Teve um toque com o carro #9 da prema causando a batida.

Momento da disputa da terceira Entre o Peugeot 9 x 8  #93 com Jean-Eric Vergne  e o Porsche 963 #5 com Michael Christenssen e o momento em que apareceu punição de 1 minuto + Stop and Go do carro #9 com o #10 pelo toque.

momento em que o Peugeot #93 fazia a ultrapassagem sobre o Porsche #6

A disputa da terceira da LMGTE AM entre o Porsche da Iron Dames e o Corvette #33

A disputa entre o Porsche #86 da GR Racing,com Ricardo Pera, do Porsche #77 da Depsey Proton ,Mikken Pederssen e o Corvette C8.R com Nicolas Varrone.

momento em que o Corvette já tinha ultrapassado o Porsche #77 da Depsey Proton e estava indo para tentar fazer a ultrapassagem sobre o Porsche #86 da GR Racing.

E o Corvette conseguiu fazer a ultrapassagem assumindo a liderança da LMGTE AM

A disputa entre o Porsche 963 #99 da Proton e o Glikenhaus pela 6ª posição

Momento em que o Porsche 963 #99 da Proton teve problemas e teve que abandonar.

A disputa entre a Ferrari 499 P #51 e o Glikenhaus  disputa pela 5ª posição

Glikenhaus deu uma espada e dai a Ferrari conseguiu fazer a ultrapassagem.

Momento em que o Toyota GR010 #7 fazia sua ultima parada faltando 45 minutos para o fim da corrida.

E logo depois a Ferrari #50 também fazia sua ultima parada com isso o Peugeot #93 era o líder nesse momento.

Momento em que o Toyota #8 fazia a ultrapassagem sob o Porsche #5 assumindo a 4ª posição.

A disputa entre a Ferrari #51 com Antonio Giovanazzi e o Porsche #5 Frederico Mokowiecki faltando 10 minutos pro final, numa disputa muito forte.

Momento do repley que mostrava a ultrapassagem da Ferrari #50 sob o Porsche #5 que mostrava a Ferrari Passando fora do limites de pista.

Porcausa disso foi dada uma punição por track limites!!!

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RETRAITES - Meetings unitaire partout en France !

Retrouvez les meetings unitaires près de chez vous !

(Ordre chronologique. Liste mise à jour régulièrement avec les compléments d'informations et de nouvelles dates. )

PARIS - 25/01 à 19h30 Digital Village, 21 rue Albert Bayet. Avec Elsa Faucillon pour le PCF, Sandrine Rousseau (EELV), Arthur Delaporte ( PS), Sophie Taillé-Polian (EELV), Danielle Simonnet (LFI).

BEAUVAIS - 26/01 à 19h30 Salle du Pré-Martinet. Avec Stéphane Peu pour le PCF, Cyrielle Châtelain (EELV), Antoine Léaument ( LFI), Benjamin Lucas (Génération·s), Philippe Brun (PS).

AUXERRE - 27/01 à 19h - Salle de réception Jules Ferry rive droite. Avec Pascal Savoldelli pour le PCF, Florence Loury (EELV), Mani Cambfort (secrétaire départementale PS), Arnaud Legall (LFI).

NYONS - 27/01. Avec Jean-Marc Durand pour le PCF, Manuel Bompard (LFI), Marie Pochon (EELV).

MOULINS - 27/01 à 18h30. Avec Yannick Monnet pour le PCF, Marianne Maximi (LFI).

SOTTEVILLE-LES-ROUEN - 30/01 à 19h Salle buddicum. Avec Hubert Wulfranc pour le PCF, Alma Dufour (LFI), Gérard Leseul (PS), Julie Godichaud (conseillère municipale EELV).

TULLE - 30/01 à 19h30 Salle Latreille bas. Avec Nicolas Marlin pour le PCF, Damien Maudet (LFI), François Piquemal (LFI), Chloé Herzhaft (EELV).

LA COURNEUVE - 1/02 Salle des fêtes rue Gabriel Péri. Avec Soumya Bourouaha pour le PCF, Raquel Garrido (LFI), Fathia Keloua-Hachi et Stéphane Troussel (PS), parlementaire EELV.

SAINT-NAZAIRE - 1/02 à 20h Salle Alvéole. Avec Véronique Mahé pour le PCF, Matthias Tavel (LFI), Mathilde Panot (présidente du groupe parlementaire LFI), Philippe Brun (PS), Julie Laernoes (EELV), Arash Saedi (coordinateur national Generation·s).

DIEPPE - 2/02 à 18H Salle des congrès. Avec Sébastien Jumel et Fabien Gay pour le PCF, François Ruffin (LFI), Marie-Charlotte Garin (EELV).

LILLE - 2/02 à 19h. Avec Fabien Roussel pour le PCF, Marine Tondelier (EELV) ; Roger Vicot (PS), LFI, Generation·s.

TOURS - 2/02 à 19h30 Centre de vie du Sanitas, 10 Pl. Neuve avec Ian Brossat pour le PCF, François Piquemal (LFI), Charles Fournier (EELV), Evelyne Dourille-Feer, (économiste et membre d’Attac).

SAINT-AGATHON - 3/02 à 19h30 Salle de la Grande Ourse, 9 rue de Hent Meur. Avec Pascal Bonneau pour le PCF, Murielle LEPVRAUD, Manon AUBRY et François Piquemal (LFI), Hervé Guihard (Place publique), Gérard Mauduit (Ensemble), Christian Renard (POI), Tugdual Le Lay (Génération·s).

NÎMES - 10/02 à 19h Centre Andre Malraux 2 Avenue de Lattre de Tassigny 30000 Nîmes. Avec Fabien Roussel pour le PCF, Boris Vallaud (PS), Manuel Bompard (LFI), Raymonde Poncet (EELV).

CLERMONT-FERRAND - 10/02 à 19h Maison du Peuple. Avec André Chassaigne pour le PCF, Sophie Taillé-Polian (Génération·s), Christine Pires-Beaune (PS), Marianne Maximi (LFI).

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2021 Anthologies

YA short story and non-fiction anthologies are being published more and more and as I teacher I am here for it. With the call for more diverse texts in classrooms, anthologies provide a perfect bite sized work of literature that can be digested in one class setting. Here are but a few of the anthologies that came out in 2021.

Blackout by Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk, Nicola Yoon

Six critically acclaimed, bestselling, and award-winning authors bring the glowing warmth and electricity of Black teen love to this interlinked novel of charming, hilarious, and heartwarming stories that shine a bright light through the dark. A summer heatwave blankets New York City in darkness. But as the city is thrown into confusion, a different kind of electricity sparks… A first meeting. Long-time friends. Bitter exes. And maybe the beginning of something new. When the lights go out, people reveal hidden truths. Love blossoms, friendship transforms, and new possibilities take flight.

Wild Tongues Can't Be Tamed by Saracia Fennell (editor)

In Wild Tongues Can’t Be Tamed, writers from across the Latinx diaspora interrogate the different myths and stereotypes about this rich and diverse community. From immigration to sexuality, music to language, and more, these personal essays and poems are essential additions to the cultural conversation, sure to inspire hope and spark dialogue. Wild Tongues Can’t Be Tamed features bestselling and award-winning authors as well as new, up-and-coming voices, including: Elizabeth Acevedo Cristina Arreola Ingrid Rojas Contreras Naima Coster Natasha Diaz Kahlil Haywood Zakiya Jamal Janel Martinez Jasminne Mendez Meg Medina Mark Oshiro Julian Randall Lilliam Rivera Ibi Zoboi

Every Body Shines: Sixteen Stories About Living Fabulously Fat by Cassandra Newbould (Editor)

An intersectional, feminist YA anthology from some of today's most exciting voices across a span of genres, all celebrating body diversity and fat acceptance through short stories.

Fat girls and boys and nonbinary teens are: friends who lift each other up, heroes who rescue themselves, big bodies in space, intellects taking up space, and bodies looking and feeling beautiful. They express themselves through fashion, sports and other physical pursuits, through food, and music, and art. They are flirting and falling in love. They are loving to themselves and one another. With stories that feature fat main characters starring in a multitude of stories and genres, and written by authors who live these lives too, this is truly a unique collection that shows fat young people the representation they deserve.

With a foreword by Aubry Gordon, creator of Your Fat Friend, and with stories by:

Nafiza Azad, Chris Baron, Sheena Boekweg, Linda Camacho, Kelly deVos, Alex Gino, Claire Kann, amanda lovelace, Hillary Monahan, Cassandra Newbould, Francina Simone, Rebecca Sky, Monique Gray Smith, Renée Watson, Catherine Adel West, Jennifer Yen 

Living Beyond Borders: Stories About Growing Up Mexican in American by Margarita Longoria (Editor)

Twenty stand-alone short stories, essays, poems, and more from celebrated and award-winning authors make up this YA anthology that explores the Mexican American experience. With works by Francisco X. Stork, Guadalupe Garcia McCall, David Bowles, Rubén Degollado, e.E. Charlton-Trujillo, Diana López, Xavier Garza, Trinidad Gonzales, Alex Temblador, Aida Salazar, Lupe Ruiz-Flores, Sylvia Sanchez Garza, Dominic Carrillo, Angela Cervantes, Carolyn Dee Flores, René Saldaña Jr., Laura Perez, Justine Narro, Daniel García Ordáz, and Anna Meriano.

In this mixed-media collection of short stories, personal essays, poetry, and comics, this celebrated group of authors share the borders they have crossed, the struggles they have pushed through, and the two cultures they continue to navigate as Mexican American.

Living Beyond Borders is at once an eye-opening, heart-wrenching, and hopeful love letter from the Mexican American community to today’s young readers.