Benoit Dutertre is the great-grandson of one of the presidents of France, a rapidly gaining popularity French writer, author of a dozen novels and stories, as well as essays that gave rise to long-term controversy. One of his early novels was noted by Milan Kundera, who has since closely followed his work.

In the small novel “Is the Customer Always Right?” A mobile phone received by a successful journalist for Christmas unexpectedly becomes the source of many problems for him. The journalist is losing peace and sleep; it seems to him that he has fallen into the snare of a huge conspiracy of a powerful corporation directed against the ordinary consumer.