![]() In The End of Eddy, for example, Eddy’s father is a monstrous figure, but in the curated vignettes of his last novel, Who Killed My Father, he is sympathetic, a victim. Given it’s all true, I asked Louis, why does he call his books “novels”? “Truth,” he replied, is not “immediately visible”: “You have to build it to find it.” Although he has renounced invention, his purpose-built books are highly wrought, stylised and, above all, selective depending on his polemical intention. Louis and I met in London the day after his talk, on the terrace of a decidedly un-Parisian – half-heartedly Italian, touristy – café in Russell Square. Science and Technical Research and Development.Infrastructure Management - Transport, Utilities. ![]()
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