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About the product TRANSLATED IN 27 LANGUAGES More than 1600 reviews on Amazon.fr Vanessa has always loved books: they were her salvation as a child, the trap she fell into as a teenager, and the medicine that healed her as an adult. The first book of Vanessa herself caused a scandal in Europe — for the first time she spoke frankly about her romance with a recognized French writer. He was 50 then, and she was 14. «Consent» is a story of a stolen youth, sophisticated manipulation, humiliation, frightening ambiguity in which a loving victim finds himself, the consequences of trauma and the power of healing. These memoirs reveal the excesses of the era and the indulgence of an artistic environment that is blinded by fame and is ready to turn a blind eye to any vices of talent. “For many years I walked in a vicious circle in my cage, my dreams were filled with thoughts of murder and revenge. Until the day when I finally clearly saw the obvious solution: to catch the hunter in his own trap, to imprison him in a book. » REVIEWS «These memoirs are like a blow in the stomach, prose, which cuts with a knife on the living.» — Keith Elizabeth Russell, author of the bestselling book My Dark Vanessa Vanessa Springora goes beyond her personal story by exposing established social order. — Nicole Grudlinger «An insightful and daring memoir revealing the dangers to which young girls are exposed by society.» — Louise O’Neill “This story is reminiscent of a deal with the devil, emphasizes the importance of the topic of the sexual predator in literature, including children’s literature. To write it means to expel the villain, to free yourself, to get out of the state of stupor, into which conformism and the complacent indifference of the environment always threaten us. » — Elodie Pinel, La Revue Études Abstract Vanessa was 13 when she met him. G. was charming, talented, and did not take his eyes off her. Soon he confessed his feelings to her, Vanessa fell in love for the first time, although from the very beginning she understood: something was wrong. Why in France in the 80s. was a romance between a teenager and a 50-year-old writer in plain sight possible? How is it that a man who writes books about his juvenile addiction received literary awards and recognition? The book became a sensation in Europe, stirring up the public and forcing to re-discuss the legislative establishment of the «age of informed consent», which is now not in France.
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