Mémoires d'un Ouvrier #[nn]

A quietly powerful work from Bruno Loth, Mémoires d'un Ouvrier — Avant-guerre et sous l'Occupation transports readers into the everyday lives of French workers navigating turbulent mid-twentieth-century history. The cover sets the tone perfectly: a group of men and women on bicycles and on foot, rendered in Loth's understated line work, move together through what feels like a factory gate or industrial quarter, their expressions caught somewhere between routine and resilience. Published by La Boîte à Bulles in 2016, this is intimate, humanist storytelling rooted in the lived experience of ordinary people during extraordinary times.