Clair-Obscur. Part 1, 2

Clair-Obscur is my novel La Lune Blanche, re-published with the new title. The need to change the title of the novel was brewing, and it’s done. So, Clair-Obscur is a book about… Let’s say, it’s about a cosmopolitan sensualist, a man who positively can’t stop enjoying life. His encounter with the young English boy of the name of Jocelyn was but one more victory at first. At its heart, Clair-Obscur is a literature about literature and a warm and simple story about ordinary persons dabbling in literature, about tenderness and loss, about amity and family. But above all it’s a gay romance. Clair-Obscur shows fine arts always help to survive… well, usually. Clair-Obscur is in turns funny, sad, heartwarming, uplifting, illuminating and always very seductive. Sometimes maybe a bit too long... Clair-Obscur is serialized until the love story ends, which hardly can be soon, since the main characters are quite young to live long. To live and love. “The ageless man’s nice diary of pleasure. Man has no age. His pleasure has no measure.” It may be said about my first novel Clair-Obscur, and some could say that it is not new. Old is gold.