A strange life of a lonely postman. Terio D.

In a small two -room apartment in Montreal, a postman named Bilodo lives. In the evenings, he likes to have dinner to the sound of a working TV, play video games and indulge in his secret passion: to open and read other people's letters. He secretly has been engaged in this case for two years. Of course, he endures the law, but on the other hand, what is the kind of it? Who generally finds out that the letter will be delivered a day later?

So Bilodo met, a woman who regularly wrote Haika to a certain Gaston. Reading letters by Segolen is the highest bliss for the bilodo. His happiness overshadows only jealousy from the fact that he writes his messages to another. Having seized once a letter, Billo decides to write a poem by News on behalf of Gaston. Their “Postal Roman” begins with this...

elegant, passionate, full of humor, love story that will appeal to all fans of the work of Julian Barnes, Haruki Murakami and the film “Amelie”.