Je me souviens d'avoir cherché oxymoron dans le dictionnaire | Les éditions du passage

Scattering pebbles on the paths of memory, Hélène de Billy restores tiny memories: a novel title, a song lyric, a wall graffiti in Prague, a quote from Ovide Plouffe, an evocation of river Ashuapmushuan... in all, 205 reminiscences, mostly literary, but also cultural and sometimes personal, which plunge us into the history of Quebec, from the Quiet Revolution to the present day. And who says history of Quebec also says, along the way, our French and American heritage and kinship.

Put end to end, these scrolling, numbered memories awaken an entire section of our collective memory and make us, readers, want to play Je me souviens...