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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2025 · 21 MIN

Perturbante Visite,la première nouvelle de Samy Fontaine

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Aujourd’hui, je vous propose un plongeon dans les eaux troubles du thriller noir et du drame familial. Mon invité : Samy Fontaine, un auteur belge passionné de cinéma, de romans noirs et de bandes dessinées, qui publie sa toute première nouvelle, Perturbante Visite. Dans ce récit tendu et oppressant, on suit Martin, assistant social désabusé, au bout de vingt-deux années de carrière. Ce matin-là, sous une canicule accablante, il effectue une visite imprévue dans un camping résidentiel miteux, chez les Pantois, une famille à l’histoire trouble. L’un des enfants ne s’est plus présenté à l’école depuis une semaine. Ce qu’il découvre sur place va peu à peu faire surgir des zones d’ombre et des non-dits glaçants… Samy Fontaine, d’abord scénariste, a peu à peu troqué les dialogues de films pour la prose sombre et immersive. Inspiré par la littérature noire et par ses propres expériences, il signe ici un texte court mais intense, entre tension sociale, soupçons étouffants et réalisme brut. Dans cette interview, on parle d’inspiration, d’écriture, de misère sociale, d’univers glauque mais humain… et de cette première incursion littéraire qui en appelle d’autres. Si vous aimez les récits où le malaise s’installe lentement, où les personnages portent le poids de leur histoire, et où la frontière entre le normal et l’anormal se brouille, alors cet épisode est pour vous. Bonne écoute !

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