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The Dead All Have the Same Skin

The Dead All Have the Same Skin

Marc Lapprand
3.7/5 ( ratings)
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Boris Vian, who passed away in 1959, lives on in the world where personality, wit, great writing, and a man who embraced the 'pop' culture of his time and place is the supreme ruler. Sadly in a world where one has to compromise to eat and enjoy just the basic comforts, in this context, Vian's work is so much more powerful and meaningful--the concept and enjoyment of youth, jazz, dark nightclubs, bent-up paperbacks that fit in your back pocket, alcohol, the pleasure of sexual encounters, the first sting of love, the beauty of destruction, the sensual pleasure of reading a text and holding a book.
Language
English
Pages
120
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tamtam Books
Release
February 29, 2012
ISBN
0966234650
ISBN 13
9780966234657

The Dead All Have the Same Skin

Marc Lapprand
3.7/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Boris Vian, who passed away in 1959, lives on in the world where personality, wit, great writing, and a man who embraced the 'pop' culture of his time and place is the supreme ruler. Sadly in a world where one has to compromise to eat and enjoy just the basic comforts, in this context, Vian's work is so much more powerful and meaningful--the concept and enjoyment of youth, jazz, dark nightclubs, bent-up paperbacks that fit in your back pocket, alcohol, the pleasure of sexual encounters, the first sting of love, the beauty of destruction, the sensual pleasure of reading a text and holding a book.
Language
English
Pages
120
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tamtam Books
Release
February 29, 2012
ISBN
0966234650
ISBN 13
9780966234657

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