Marguerite Duras used to be fond of the radio as it was possible to speak openly. This 2-CD set features three treasures found in the INA (National Institute for the Audiovisual) by Jean-Marc Turine. The first extract comes from a broadcast where Marguerite Duras comments on letters written by Lewis Carroll to little girls (featuring Jean-Louis Trintignant); another one is a conversation on the world with 6 - 7 year old children; and the last one with miners’ wives about “Baobab”, a book by Henry Michaux. These archives date from 1962 to 1967. In French.
