Hell, we know, is paved with good intentions.
An interview granted by the new president of the National Book Center, Régine Hatchondo, to the magazine
Télérama
of January 13, illustrates the proverb.
The National Book Center, a public establishment placed under the supervision of the Ministry of Culture, is responsible for supporting the entire book chain.
In the interview in question, the new president highlights the ambitions she nurtures when she takes office.
Marked by the Covid crisis, the stated objectives largely consist of increased financial support for bookstores, small publishing houses, small distributors, strong attention paid to authors, and an extreme interest in young people, the emerging readership. erosion, especially in adolescents.
Nothing very original in these ambitions exposed with ardor and realism, and nothing which justifies the reference to the cobblestones of hell, except for a brief passage, dismaying.
After coming up with the idea,
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