Writer Emmanuel Carrère (Paris, 1957) I maintained a perfect relationship with my historian mother Hélène Carrère d’Encausseuntil death, which was produced weeks before receiving the Princesa de Asturias Prize, in 2023. It was awarded in the category of social sciences and was recognized by him, awarded in Letters two years ago.
In the new novel, Koljos (Anagrama), is an exploration of her maternal lineage, which aims to understand the strong personality of the narrator, but the book is also transformed into a chronicle of recent Russia – whose antepasados come from Tsarism before the Bolshevik Revolution – in the essay that he was involved in the Ukrainian war and in the figure of his mother, who even defended him until his mother brought him to the edge. travel book.
“Russia is paying a very high price for the war, but the leaders are willing to pay it,” lamented the author Rival these miracles at the Instituto Francés de Madrid, where he appeared before the media with the aim of publishing the novel.
Aware that “our brains don’t have to think about it that much,” he understands that the information focus has not lit up in Ukraine recently. At the center of all the monuments is the President of the United States, Donald Trumpquien el escritor considers it “una veleta”.
“Actually, if we’re amenazas, we can go back to this path,” he says in a soothing tone, maybe “the next day you’ll forget what I said the day before.” Overall, he admits that he is a “wonderful person” and that he is “going to try to write about him”. On the other hand, “Putin is more stubborn, he won’t let him squeeze.”
Regarding Trump’s latest moves in the Persian Gulf, Carrère jumped to Pedro Sánchez’s defense in the same way he did last week Susan Sarandon at Recoger el Goya Internacional at the Spanish Film Festival. “The Spanish president resists and shows a more realistic attitude than those who support Trump. This creates respect,” he said.
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