Ingrid Caven

The narrative explores the vibrant yet tumultuous life of Ingrid Caven, a prominent figure in 1970s European counterculture, intertwining her experiences as a cabaret singer, actress, and muse. Blending memories with fictional elements, it paints a vivid picture of an era marked by celebrity, excess, and radical transformation. Jean-Jacques Schuhl, who lived with Caven and returned to writing after a long hiatus, crafts a compelling tale that resonated with readers, achieving bestseller status in France and gaining international acclaim through translations.