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Mireille Juchau

Open Page with Mireille Juchau

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January-February 2016, no. 378
Open Page with Mireille Juchau

I have a recurring dream about discovering an enticing space in my own home – a basement or garden – always just out of reach. Its residue is an elated sense of creative possibility. I like the sign the symbolist poet Saint-Pol-Roux put on his door before sleep: Poet at work.

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The World Without Us by Mireille Juchau

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September 2015, no. 374
Susan Lever reviews 'The World Without Us' by Mireille Juchau

From the opening pages of Mireille Juchau’s new novel, The World Without Us, we know we are in the hands of a poetic writer in control of language and ready to invest every sentence with resonant detail. In this scene, two of the central characters encounter each other at a river above a waterfall:

Now the water was strung with ...