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Joachim Lafosse’s ‘Six Days in Spring’ Is a Deeply Personal Look at His Childhood and What Happens When “You Stop Belonging to a Family”

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‘Six Days in Spring’ by Joachim Lafosse is a deep private view of his childhood and what occurs when “you cease with a household”

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