Le voyage immobile, suivi d'autres histoires singulières

A set of singular tales weaves together a single experiment: to see how far pure logic can stretch before it yields to the marvelous, and vice‑versa. Each story stands on its own, yet together they map a gradual shift from the rigor of contemporary science to the soft light of mythic imagination. The author treats the collection like a laboratory, testing the limits of reason and fantasy without ever abandoning the charm of a well‑told narrative.

The opening piece plunges listeners into a crisp, early‑morning scene aboard a modest vessel. A man rescued from the sea opens his eyes, not with panic but with a quiet, analytical stare, inspecting the cabin and the sea beyond as if measuring an unseen equation. His composed curiosity hints at an inner world where engineering precision meets a dreamlike reverie, setting the tone for a journey that rewards careful listening and thoughtful wonder.