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A dimly lit historical setting with a backdrop of a desolate battlefield. A large, tarnished Orthodox cross is prominently displayed in the foreground, partially buried in the dirt, symbolizing fading hope. The sky above is heavy and overcast, painted in gradients of grey with faint streaks of red, evoking sadness and brewing anger. A shadowy, solitary figure is depicted walking away in the far background, wrapped in a long coat, symbolizing estrangement.

L'arme de la révolution

A dark, weathered background resembling cracked earth or aged parchment, symbolizing hardship. Superimposed on this is a fragmented collage of faces and events, each one depicting the wide range of emotions (anger, fear, sadness, joy) covered in the memoir. Central to the design is a silhouette of a person—gender-neutral—standing upright with their head held high, facing a glowing sunrise in the top corner. The transition from darkness at the bottom to light at the top symbolizes hope and resilience amidst a torrent of challenges.

une vie, mille combats

A silhouette of a woman standing on a cliff's edge, facing a vast ocean under a twilight sky. The woman is partially faded, suggesting a theme of disappearance. The ocean reflects hues of pink, orange, and deep blue, evoking emotions of love, sadness, and hope. In the sky, faint outlines of others holding hands in a symbol of solidarity are subtly visible.

Tu n'es pas là

The cover features a dense forest with towering trees reaching upward, shrouded in a gray mist, creating an atmosphere of mystery and unease. In the distant background, a dilapidated cabin is barely visible through the trees and fog, adding to the sense of isolation. In the foreground, a girl stands with her back turned, her long black hair cascading down her back. She holds a cigarette loosely at her side, her posture conveying a sense of disconnect and introspection. Her white tank top contrasts against her dark clothing and the somber background.

We were born to die

A silhouette of a young woman sitting on the floor with her back against a cracked wall, her knees pulled to her chest, and hands covering her face. Around her, faint and blurred obscene whispers and rumors are depicted as floating, haunting fragments in the form of faded texts in the background. Above her hangs the shadow of a man’s hand reaching down menacingly. The cover is cloaked in dim, cold tones of blue and gray, with a blood-red highlight on the girl to convey intense emotions of pain, shame, and violence. The title is partially overlaid with graphic cracks and splintering, symbolizing her fractured world.

Brisée par...le Silence

The cover is split into two halves. The top half depicts a shadowy, blurred silhouette of a teenage girl sitting curled up on the ground, with her face hidden in her arms, evoking vulnerability and despair. Surrounding her are faint, ghostly silhouettes of mocking classmates, shown pointing fingers and whispering. In the background looms an ominous, dark male figure symbolizing her stepfather, slightly faded in appearance but still discernible as a menacing force. The lower half of the cover transitions into a cracked mirror with blood-red cracks cutting through it. Reflected in the fragments of the mirror is the girl’s face, tear-streaked, with a mix of shame and hopelessness in her blank stare. The overall color scheme is muted with cold greys, blacks, and touches of haunting red.

Brisée par...le Silence

Two shadowy figures—a hardened mafioso with sharp features and a rugged stance, and a melancholic teenager with tousled hair—stand back-to-back, seemingly alienated despite their proximity. Between them, a swirl of ashes rises upward, intermixing with broken chains and the subtle silhouette of a firearm, creating a backdrop that hints at conflict and resilience against a dark, atmospheric background.

Ce monde qui n'est pas le mien