Les quotidiennes is a concise French-language collection of short, reflective pieces by Mikhaïl Zochtchenko, first published in 1992. The 84-page paperback, issued by Actes Sud, offers readers a glimpse into everyday moments and observations, rendered with the author’s characteristic lyrical clarity. Though brief, the work invites contemplation of the ordinary, turning mundane scenes into thoughtful vignettes that resonate with a broad audience. Its modest length makes it an accessible entry point for those interested in contemporary French prose, while its focus on quotidian life provides a subtle commentary on the rhythms of daily existence. The book remains a quiet, understated contribution to 1990s French literature, appreciated for its simplicity and the gentle insight it offers into the human condition.