Truandailles

Truandailles est un recueil de nouvelles ?crites par Jean Richepin, qui offre un panorama saisissant de la vie de la p?gre parisienne ? la fin du XIXe si?cle. Les personnages de ces histoires sont des escrocs, des pickpockets, des prostitu?es, des assassins... Tous sont anim?s par une ?nergie vitale et un sens de l'humour (parfois macabre) qui rendent ces r?cits inoubliables. Les lecteurs int?ress?s par le Paris populaire, l'histoire du crime ou la litt?rature r?aliste appr?cieront ce recueil de nouvelles.

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