A sourced investigation is not a literary genre: it is a protocol. The narrative comes only at the end, once the material has been verified. Here are the steps we apply to every case in the collection.
A precise question produces a solid investigation. "Learning everything about a subject" leads nowhere; "establishing whether a specific fact is documented" is verifiable. The scope is set before collection begins.
We start from original documents: archives, reports, data, direct testimony. Each item is dated, attributed, and classified according to its reliability. A weak source is not discarded — it is flagged as such.
We compare independent sources, identify contradictions, and distinguish what is established from what remains probable or uncertain. This gradation is essential: it protects the reader from false certainty.
Every sensitive claim points back to its consultable source. That is what turns a text into an investigation: the reader can retrace the path themselves.
It is this standard — the same for every work — that gives the collection its value. Discover the method in detail, then the investigations that come out of it.
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