Paroles malvenues: Nouvelles

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Fiction. In these seven new stories Paul Bowles ranges widely in time, in form, and in geographic area-from Massachusetts to Morocco, from 1932 to the 1970s. Portraits and contemporary scenes mix conventional narration with experimental monologues, and the volume concludes with a tale presented as six letters written to a bitter, dying man. The formal versatility is as arresting as the content. The whole is proof (if it were needed) that, as Gore Vidal remarks, Bowle's art is as disturbing as ever.

Leurs mains sont bleues. recits de voyage

Memoires d'un nomade. autobiographie

Memoires d'un nomade. autobiographie

Let it Come Down - A Novel

Un thé au Sahara

Leurs mains sont bleues

Un Thé sur la montagne

Le scorpion

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