Last Words from Montmartre (New York Review Books Classics)

av (forfatter), Ari Larissa Heinrich (translator) og Ari Larissa Heinrich (afterword).

NYRB Classics 2014 Paperback

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Forlag NYRB Classics

Utgivelsesår 2014

Format Paperback

ISBN13 9781590177259

Språk Engelsk

Sider 176

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Life has suddenly become overcrowded. Too many people I can care for are swarming in and filling up my chest. Too many things I want to do are rushing headlong into my new life for reasons unknown to me. All of a sudden my new life is like a field overgrown with strange flowers and exotic grasses or the shimmering, starry sky of my unbridled imagination...

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