Joséphine Tassy publishes her 2nd novel following "L'indésir", which was widely acclaimed for its inventive style and bold writing. In "Vagabondes", the author follows three friends in search of love and friendship over twenty years in a sensual fresco, from adolescence to their thirties. A novel about a generation shaped by contradictory desires, trapped in overly narrow representations of love and identity inherited from colonialism and patriarchy, the book is driven by haunting questions. Must we know where we come from to choose where we are going? How do we learn to change our perspective? How can we build ourselves differently? It explores the era, its demands, its dreams, its relationship to success, gender, race, desire, and the power of imagination to love differently and transform what is imposed upon us. With a unique structure alternating between letters and flashbacks, Joséphine Tassy delivers an electric second novel.