Un The Au Sahara

Editor: Gallimard / Imagination
Author: Paul Bowles
Date of print: 1988
Format/size: in12
Binding: Pin
Pages: 324 pages
State: Good condition
Condition details: French edition -The book has a significant crease on the cover, marks from handling and/or reading on the cover and/or the edges but remains in good overall condition. Careful shipping with postal tracking in an envelope
ISBN/EAN: 9782070216826
Reference 96094
Availability In stock

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Flight. cover printed very light fold upper flat corner. int. costs. An American couple Port and Kit Moresly, accompanied by their friend Tunner, travel across North Africa from the coast to the Sahara. The Moreslys, although married for eleven years, are far from getting along. During the trip Kit has a brief fling with Tunner; but this tormented woman only gains an additional guilt complex. Port meanwhile died of typhoid fever. Kit feels responsible and guilty for this death. She runs away from her past. A caravan takes him to Dakar. The young woman seized by a kind of sensual delirium discovers carnal love with a young Arab then with a black man whom she begins to love desperately. Little by little his mind goes haywire. She is fascinated by Africa, its prodigality and its decay, its vitality and decadence. This is what expressing the derision of the title which parodies Fromentin. In Paul Bowles there is something of DH Lawrence in the humanity of the characters, their perfect solitude, their inner unease. With the addition of an acute understanding of Africa


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Flight. cover printed very light fold upper flat corner. int. costs. An American couple Port and Kit Moresly, accompanied by their friend Tunner, travel across North Africa from the coast to the Sahara. The Moreslys, although married for eleven years, are far from getting along. During the trip Kit has a brief fling with Tunner; but this tormented woman only gains an additional guilt complex. Port meanwhile died of typhoid fever. Kit feels responsible and guilty for this death. She runs away from her past. A caravan takes him to Dakar. The young woman seized by a kind of sensual delirium discovers carnal love with a young Arab then with a black man whom she begins to love desperately. Little by little his mind goes haywire. She is fascinated by Africa, its prodigality and its decay, its vi