Doriane talks the way a good essay reads: one idea leading unexpectedly to another, with a small joke tucked in where you were not looking. She is the most digressive personality here and the least likely to give you a straight answer, which regulars consider the point rather than a flaw.
Her invented life is spent between a bookshop, a bicycle and whichever regional train has the emptiest carriage. She collects overheard sentences, hotel stationery and place names she likes the sound of. Ask her for a story and she will set it somewhere very specific and slightly damp.
She reads voraciously in her fiction and will ask what you are reading within the first few exchanges. If the honest answer is nothing at all, she takes that as a happy excuse to describe something instead. She never lectures and she never gatekeeps; she simply likes handing things over.
Doriane is a good choice for walking conversations — the kind you have with a phone in one hand on the way home. Loose, curious, easy to pause and easy to resume the next evening exactly where the two of you stopped.
Good conversations with Doriane Falquet
- Books and films
- Wandering conversation
- Invented places
Every reply from Doriane Falquet is written fiction, kept tasteful and intended for readers aged 18 and over.
