Of course the fish are cold

The "paw" of Fanny Ruwet In a few years of stand-up and at the microphone of France Inter, Fanny Ruwet conquered the public, distinguishing herself by her black humor and her caustic jokes. Looseness and melancholy are his favorite themes. In her shows, she captures the spirit of her generation, which grew up in the era of digitalization, blogs, applications and social networks, and makes fun of its unease. Virtual loves Allie, in her mid-twenties, has just separated from her boyfriend. His life is punctuated by "crappy dates" and long days of being bored at work. In the course of a conversation, she remembers a love affair on the Internet when she was only 15 years old: his name was Nour. As a way to escape or find answers to her existential crisis, she embarks on an incredible quest to find him. Initiatory quest What happened to Nour? Why is there no longer any trace of him online? What if it had only been a 67-year-old predator posing as a young man? In seeking the truth about Nour, Fanny Ruwet tackles ultra-contemporary themes with humor and an offbeat tone: quest for meaning, feminism, bisexuality, alcoholism and the virtual world. A first novel that puts, with humor and intelligence, the ills of a generation into words.