At Éric Neuhoff, life is like a permanent dolce vita : hotels, beaches and grapefruit gins enjoyed while their feet are in the sand. But melancholy and irony are never far away. In The Polaroids, his first collection of news, everything is imaginable. Jean Seberg and Patrick Dewaere are still alive. A young man, back in the city of his adolescence, is bored. Jackie Kennedy and JD Salinger spend a day together. In Canet-Plage, the villas by the sea are the scene of intimate dramas. The girls are named Maud, Chloe or Raphaelle. They are snobs, tanned, sometimes lying. Should we prefer Ireland or Costa Brava to run away with them? On the road from Saint-Tropez to Paris, the spirit wanders at high speed. And, muted, the little music of the heart is heard.--Éditions du Rocher.