Narratives · Memory · Society · Creation
Artagan’s Journal
A space to extend the books, shed light on the realities running through them and enter behind the scenes of Artagan’s world.
Each article preserves the viewpoint and facts of the narrative. The whole surface of every card opens the article.
Nous étions deux · Narrative
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce: adults’ silence
Boarding school, bullying, violence and the inaction of adults who knew. The narrator is alone there, aged twelve to thirteen.
Inheritance and family ties · Feature
When a spousal gift becomes a family weapon
An inheritance experienced as the confiscation of assets, memory and one’s place in the family line.
Cannibal Western · Behind the scenes
How Cannibal Western was born after an interview at city hall
At twenty, Artagan wrote the book’s first text almost entirely by hand, before bringing it to life many years later.
Nous étions deux · Brotherhood
Separated from my brother: when brotherhood was the last refuge
The separation of two brothers takes away the narrator’s last emotional refuge, which had helped him face rejection, violence and isolation.
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