Un choix de trois romans de la saga, sur un thème particulier
Trois enquêtes le long des canaux

"En arrivant à Dizy, il n'avait vu qu'un canal étroit, à trois kilomètres d'Epernay, et un village peu important près d'un pont de pierre." (Le charretier de la Providence)
"Au bout d'une rue, c'était déjà la campagne, des prés verts, un canal où des bois du Nord flottaient sur presque toute la largeur, attendant d'être remorqués à travers le pays." (Un crime en Hollande)
"Quatre péniches attendaient, derrière Les Deux Frères, avec du linge qui séchait sur des cordes, […] et l'odeur du goudron dominait l'odeur moins agréable du canal." (Maigret et le corps sans tête)
SIMENON SIMENON. LA TRIPLETTA DI MAIGRET
Una scelta di tre romanzi della serie, su un tema particolare
Tre inchieste lungo i canali

“Arrivando a Dizy, non si vedeva che un canale stretto, a tre chilometri d’Epernay, e un villaggio poco importante, nei pressi di un ponte di pietra.” (Il cavallante de la Providence)
“Alla fine della strada, c’era già la campagna, prati verdi, un canale dove dei tronchi del Nord galleggiavano quasi per tutta la larghezza, in attesa di essere rimorchiati attraverso il paese.” (Un delitto in Olanda)
“Quattro chiatte aspettavano, dietro Les Deux Frères, con il bucato che si asciugava sui fili […] e l’odore del catrame copriva l’odore meno piacevole del canale.” (Maigret e il corpo senza testa)
SIMENON SIMENON. MAIGRET'S TRIFECTA
A choice of three novels of the saga, on a particular theme
Three investigations along the canals
River settings are among the most typical in Maigret's investigations, particularly when he is investigating outside of Paris, but also in the capital, along the banks of the Seine. Even more than rivers, canals are very often visited by the Chief Inspector, who finds near them ambiances that his creator knew well… The three novels we propose take us to the Marne, to Holland, and to Paris on the Saint-Martin canal.
"When arriving in Dizy, he'd only seen a narrow canal, three kilometers from Epernay, and a small village near a stone bridge." (The Carter of La Providence)
"At the end of a street, it was already countryside, green meadows, a canal where northern woods were floating over almost the entire width, waiting to be towed across the country." (A Crime in Holland)
"Four barges were waiting, behind Les Deux Frères, with laundry drying on ropes, […] and the smell of tar was stronger than the less agreeable smell of the canal." (Maigret and the Headless Corpse)
by Simenon Simenon
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