Marco and Guy Dubois came to Quebec for the silence. What they found was something older than winter.A week in the Lanaudière wilderness, far from the noise of their lives in the south of France. Erik, their guide, knows this territory better than anyone. But even he has never ventured this far north — into the zone locals won't name, past the frozen trails that don't appear on any map.When their snowmobiles break down and the temperature drops below -30°C, survival becomes...

Five acts. Thirty-one poems. One voice that refuses permission to exist.Agalis doesn't write to be read. He writes so something stops being silent.From The Fracture to False Gods, from Tribe to Flesh and the Fall, This Is Not A Graffiti moves through the ruins of the contemporary world with the precision of a scalpel and the rage of a tag left on a wall they'll tear down tomorrow.This is not salon poetry. It is pavement poetry, cell poetry, and bod...

Before the legend. Before the myth. Before history claimed him.Summer, 1962. A beach in Clearwater, Florida. Mary is seventeen. The boy sitting alone with a book on his knees is still nobody — not an icon, not a poster, not a song. Just Jim.Decades later, after the world has never stopped writing about him, Mary finally tells the one story no one else can tell: not the legend, not the myth, not the man from the album covers — but the boy she knew before any of that...

A French permanent resident for fifteen years. A missed court date. Within hours, he is in a wire cage in San Antonio, Texas — built for six, holding twelve.Inside, he meets Aleksander, who sees ashes where others see dust. Rami, who keeps a photograph of his daughter as though it were a shield. Ali, who knows which card will fall before it does. Kim, who distributes small pieces of colored paper before sleep and calls them dreams.Then come the hallucinations. A flying carp...

Two bikers, one name, invisible wounds.Marco and Guy survived the unthinkable. Since then, they've been fleeing silence—one fills it with noise, the other watches for the void. Only one solution: the road. The west. The ocean.On the island of Oléron, they meet Léa, a historian passionate about a forgotten legend. A singing lighthouse. A light that doesn't guide, but calls.Very quickly, the investigation leads them to the "king of lighthouses," Cordouan, a m...

Two men. One road. And places where time no longer behaves as it should.Guy and Marco Dubois are neither detectives nor heroes. They are ordinary men who travel where reality begins to fracture—quietly, without recognition, and without expecting anyone to believe what they find.When their friend Léa invites them to spend a few peaceful days at a secluded manor on the coast of Brittany, they expect little more than fresh sea air and a welcome break. Instead,...

The silence isn't empty. It's listening.Marco and Guy just wanted a quiet ride through the hills above Nice — two old friends, two motorcycles, and nothing more dangerous on the agenda than local talk of a "Beast" prowling the woods near L'Escarène.Then the storm hits, the roads wash out, and the only shelter for miles is an abandoned military hospital nobody has set foot in for decades.They shouldn't have gone inside.This place isn't haunted. It's worse. De...

Marco and Guy Dubois come to the Piedmont hills for the truffles. What they find instead is a lake that shouldn't exist, a village that was drowned sixty years ago — and something still living at the bottom.The Countess Eleonora Antinori has been waiting for them. She knows what the village holds. She knows what the water hides. And she knows that two men with the right instincts — and the wrong amount of caution — are exactly what the Sunken Village needs.Beneath the surfa...

What was supposed to be a simple ride with friends becomes a descent into the unknown.Marco and Guy are still just two passionate motorcyclists. One a mechanic — instinctive, grounded in reality. The other an engineer — analytical, drawn to systems and anomalies. They ride for the open road, for a freedom that needs no justification.Until the message.Léa, an old friend, calls them from Zagreb. Her voice is strained. She speaks of an abandoned castle, forgotten tunne...

Monsieur Dimanche a disparu. Pas pour la première fois — mais cette fois, personne ne sait où le chercher.Marco et Guy reprennent la route sur les traces d'un vieux carnet noir, de la Sainte-Baume aux Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, des archives d'Arles aux Pyrénées. Ce qu'ils croyaient être une enquête sur un ami disparu devient peu à peu autre chose : la découverte d'un réseau de chemins bien plus ancien que Rome, entretenu en secret depuis des siècles par des hommes ordinaires qu'on a...

Two men. A road leading north. A machine buried for five thousand years.Marco and Guy Dubois aren't adventurers. They're mechanics — men who understand systems, engines, and balance. But what's waiting for them in Orkney doesn't belong to any mechanism they've ever worked on.Summoned by Léa, an archaeologist tied to a discreet network of observers, they leave the garage behind and ride north, all the way to the edge of Scotland. Beneath the ancient Maeshowe...

Route 66 doesn't just lead somewhere. It remembers.Marco and Guy Dubois are living out a dream: crossing America on Harleys, from one end of Route 66 to the other.But from the very first miles, something is wrong.A noise in the headphones. A recurring frequency, for no reason. And a name, barely audible: Joy.At first harmless, the phenomena become impossible to ignore. Under the viaducts, the sound changes. In the desert, the radio picks up voices t...