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And we made the metaphor by subjecting it onto an image in the outside world Discount Alain Silberstein connects everything to Marion Milner's idea. And I began to see that metaphor remains profoundly important to me because it connects us to the world. It's always taking our inner life and saying: it's part of the universe, it's part of the world. Because I might say I'm feeling as cold as that and then I am immediately hot. And it matters to me more and more because Discount Baume & Mercier the modern world metaphor is not fashionable and people are supposed to be like little atoms although we are all sort of connected by machine, mobile phone or email. With this connection I am part of universe which is expressed by metaphor. I'm very fond of it. I think it's incredibly important. It is a kind of religion. That is a very long way to answer it. Yes, thank Discount Bell&Ross. Sorry, can I say something about... Not all my novels are written in the first person. Quite a few are in the third person. Yes, you said that Impossible Saints is one of them. And it is an experiment. I come back to the first person because I feel it's always not me that in the first person. It's a paradox. While in the third person I can be in there much. Would you confirm Discount Blancpain you have been concerned with the dearth of women in the critical canon of great writers by remembering and rescuing women and giving them a voice in your novels? Yes. It's not even just in the canon of literature. It's a kind of women giving to the world. It's not recognised. It's not valued. The women are valued as mothers. They are also sentimentalised and Christianised. They may be valued as writers or scientists. But then their body would be taken away.