Le Diable au Sahara

The narrator opens with a restless contemplation of dreams and the invisible forces that shape them, weaving together philosophy, memory, and a lingering sense of the uncanny. He describes a recurring vision of a lone house hidden in a vast park, an image that refuses to fade with daylight and seems to pulse with a hidden purpose. This obsession pulls him toward a quest that stretches far beyond the familiar streets of Paris, toward the endless dunes of the Sahara.

There, a legend whispers of a devil who roams the desert, an entity both feared and coveted by those daring enough to seek it. As the story unfolds, the narrator’s rational mind clashes with a primal, almost animal curiosity, driving him into a landscape where reality blurs with the surreal. Listeners are invited to follow his uneasy journey, feeling the heat of the sands and the weight of an unanswered question that haunts every restless night.