Michael Arditti

Man of mystery: Not Everybody Lives the Same Way, by Jean-Paul Dubois, reviewed

What is a decent, unassuming, middle-aged building superintendent from Toulouse doing in a Montreal jail?

Jean-Paul Dubois. [Alamy]
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  • Not Everybody Lives the Same Way

    Jean-Paul Dubois, translated by David Homel

    MacLehose, pp. 256, £14

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