Les Contes Interdits Peter Pan Extrait

Les contes interdits - Peter Pan

Une vague de drogués se jetant du haut d’immeubles, croyant pouvoir voler. La disparition d’une jeune femme, Wendy Gauthier, et de ses deux frères délinquants, évadés de leur pénitencier pour mineurs. Une île perdue dans la forêt boréale, habitée par une communauté déjantée et leur leader sans âge. Une baronne du crime nymphomane et amoureuse des bijoux en forme de clochettes. Un enquêteur médisant dépourvu de sa main droite, dévorée par un cannibale qui hante encore ses nuits.

Nutcracker and Mouse King ; And, The Educated Cat

The Last Cowboy

The West that Henry mourned belonged to the Western movie, where the land and the cattle went to their proper guardians and brought a fortune in respect and power. It was a West where the best cowboy got to shoot the meanest outlaw, woo the prettiest schoolteacher, bed her briefly to produce sons, and then ignore her for the finer company of other cowboys - a West as sentimental and as brutal as the people who made a virtue of that curious combination of qualities and called it the American experience. ' From the Introduction Henry Blanton is the 'last cowboy' of Jane Kramer's classic portrait, the failed hero of his own mythology, the man who ends an era for himself. His story - his flawed, funny, and in the end tragic efforts to be a proper cowboy, 'expressin' right' in a world where the range is a feed yard and college boys run ranches from air-conditioned Buicks -is the story of a country coming of age in great promise and greater disappointment. A hundred and fifty miles up the highway from agri-business Amarillo, Henry claimed the extravagant prerogatives of a free man on a horse. He rode his own frontier, decked out in his vigilance and his honour, until the shocking moment when in the person of Henry Blanton the West and the Western had a showdown.