Gary enchants Ajar

“In the seventies, a book, Gros-Câlin, written by Émile Ajar, whom no one knew anything about, turned the literary world upside down. But who was this Ajar? First of all, living proof that the novel was not dead, contrary to what many were saying, and that its landscape was being reformed...” Céline Ther offers us a different look at the work of Romain Gary, a touching and in-depth analysis of a man who managed to fend off his critics and impose his talent.