"You should’ve asked" or the mental overload, by Emma (la charge mentale)

Excellent. Trop bien vu.
The "invisible" jobs..
"You didn't do the dishes?" - "Well, you didn't ask me...."

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  The rest in English here, scrolling down the page (20 May 2017 post) : https://english.emmaclit.com/

 As well on facebook where an annoyed Emma expressed how the buzz around her drawings commented everywhere in the media in france and elsewhere, ended up with advice to women on how to deal with the problem!.. (best one was to stop and start singing, in a Snow White sort of way!!.. Sure that will sort everything!...) 
Nothing about what society, and men in particular, could do to alleviate the issue!
Typical. https://www.facebook.com/pg/EmmaFnc/photos/?tab=album&album_id=494505934218956

https://emmaclit.com/

skulduggery pleasant - resurrection

Another excellent one. Still great story line, interesting development of characters, and my favorite, brilliant witty dialogues.
And less gory than others ie the faceless ones volume, for example. Beuh..
And that suits fine!

I especially appreciated the introduction of the US President, who strangely enough, reminds me strangely of another one. Hint, his last name starts with a T😁

Check on chapter 52 especially.
""Tell me what you think," said Flanery, "as an expert. You are an expert aren't you? I mean that's why we hired you. That's what everyone told me you were. This last week. The mainstream media say it's been my worst week since I took office. What do you think?". (...)

"Are you a yes man-man , Conlon?" Flanery interrupted.
"Sir?"
"A yes-man. Like Wilkes here. Isn't that right, Wilkes? You'd say yes to anything I suggested, wouldn't you? You wouldn't dare contradict me or tell me I wrong, would you?". (...)

"shut up. You know what? I can't stand the sight of you. You're fired." (...)

Flanery watched wilkes. "we're going to need a new whatever-the -hell-he-was." (..)"

Excellent. nothing similar obviously to anybody currently in service at the moment!

Futur?

Divergent, insurgeant, allegiant.... The maze runner... The book of eli... Toutes ces fictions qui nous promettent un monde détruit, des sociétés dysfonctionnelles, un futur foutu cassé, abime par les hommes.

et je lis le dernier numéro du National Geographic et je me dis que vu comment on est partis, la réalité va dépasser la fiction. Et sans doute plus vite qu'on ne le croit..