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“Je ne suis plus d’accord avec Marguerite Duras qui disait que l’écriture ne laissait pas le temps de vivre, qu’il n’y avait pas de vie en dehors de l’écriture. Pour moi, c’est d’abord la vie, avec ses joies et ses peines, et tout cela peut nourrir l’écriture.”

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