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Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFFive stars for the first 175 pages — seven stars for the twenty pages 75 to 95 about the Charlie Hebdo attack and immediate aftermath when discovered and his first days in the hospital the most riveting thing I’ve read in a while possibly ever The language throughout seemed to convey its original French flavor definitely felt quickly or literally translated at times frequent typos suggest some haste but the underlying intelligence seemed always generous insightful attentive and apt to describe in high literary Euro style not at all concerned with aerodynamics or conserving word count just on the good side of prolix The author is the type of patient who sneaks Proust into the operating room and his thoughts frequently filter through literary allusion to help him endure his recovery ordeal But I felt it could’ve used stringent editing through the first 50 pages although I loved the Houellebecq and Charlie Hedbo bits and the last 250 or so It went on too long for me I hit a wall
Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFThe terrorist attack by two Islamist brothers on Charlie Hebo’s Paris office—the consequence of a satirical cartoon—galvanized the world in 2015 The result of the attack carried out by assault ripples and other deadly weapons left 12 people dead and injured 11 others—one of whom was the author Philippe Lancon His life was brutally interrupted after a year long hospitalization and numerous surgeries And the event became a rallying call for freedom of speechIf you are anticipating a book that focuses on ideology or a journey from anger to acceptance you will not find it here in this book Philippe Lancon is a journalist and early on he advocates noticing the “smallest details of what you experience the tiniest of tiny things as if you were going to die in the following minute or change planets—the next one being no hospitable than the o
Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFOn January 7 2015 two gunmen forced their way into the Paris offices of the French newspaper Charlie Hebdo and killed 12 people and injured 11 others The newspaper was known for its criticism of individuals organizations governments and countries The staff were egalitarian about whom and what they stridently satirized in images and writing and because of this drew
Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFI debated with myself about whether to give this book 5 stars or 4 stars but ended up giving it 4 because although it
Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFPhilippe Lancoln was severely injured in the magazine Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in Paris In his memoir he recounts his experiences just before during and after the attack His memory of the attack is pretty intense but was 3 minutes but seemed much longer He was shot in the head and lost his jaw and part of his cranium The healing took months and over a year He covers it as well he injured man he was not completely conscious of what happened and what was happening afterwards except what he was going though Countless operations bone grafts ski
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Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFI wanted to read it for the convalescencerecovery story and had prepared myself to wince and bear it through the French nationalistislamophobic crap i would have to wade through In the end the latter was worse than expected so many descriptions of Lançon's fear every time he crosses paths with 'an Arab' which made it hard to focus on the destruction of the selfreconstruction story which was itself undermined by the narrator's ostentatious and constant cultural name dropping which seems just meant to show whose side Civilization is on Beyond these issues it does have its moments The encounter with Francois Hollande with the president telling him he was 'lucky' to be in his position because he found his surge
Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFI really enjoyed this book It's very well written Although it's about his recovery from the extreme facial injuries received during the Charlie Hebdo attack and the well in excess of 20 operations he had to have to reconstruct his face it's not a gloomy book It's very positive in fact Throughout he's sustained by his many friends the excellent hospital staff as well as literature and music I'm certainly going to re read Proust Thomas Mann Kafka and others A great deal of the book is also his musings on many subjects He's also clearly a very agreable person His surgeon says of him Ça n'est jamais arrive ici dans ce service ce mélange de tendresse et de folie que vous inspirez He writes about the importance of describing what he's been through Écrire sur mon proper cas était la meilleure façon de le comprendre de l'assimiler mais
Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDF“When one doesn’t expect it how long does it take to sense that death is coming? It’s not only the imagination that is overwhelmed it’s sensations themselves”On January7 2015 two Islamist gunmen forced their way into the Paris headquart
Kindle Edition ´ Le lambeau Kindle ´ lambeau kindle, Le lambeau PDFDense detailed graphic and affecting I think the translator must have done a hell of a job and the French likely to be even richer because what I found most rewarding about the book was the language used to describe the experience captures faithfully the liminal space of hospitalization the disjointed experience of major injury and recovery and the cracks that never fully fuse in the subconscious of the injured At times I felt like the book was too long and then I thought it was far too short If you've had your life interrupted by injury or illness a life that may be in two halves you'll recognise quite a lot of the experience here