One"s place

The novel "My Place", for which Annie Erno received the Renodo Prize in 1984, laid the foundation for the writer"s auto -sociographic method: it was this concise, economical letter that reveals the interpenetration of personal and public, will bring Erno world fame. In the center of the novel is the figure of the father, the same age as the twentieth century, at the cost of enormous efforts to paved the way from the factory worker to a small shopkeeper, and his relationship with an adult daughter, who discovered himself in a different social class with other values, language, tastes and behavior.
Together with the book "Woman" dedicated to the mother, this book is a kind of "parental diptych"