Mémoires d'un visage pâle (Pocket Book)

Little Big Man balances comedy with dark moments, which is a tricky tone to maintain. I'm curious how Thomas Berger approached this mix to keep it engaging without undermining the gravity of history.

The protagonist's voice feels so authentic yet biased, making me question how much of his narration is true. How do readers interpret his reliability throughout the story?

The first-person narration gives such a personal touch and humor to the narrative. I wonder if Berger was influenced by any particular storytelling tradition or personal experiences.