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In Barcelona I ran into Michel. I suddenly found him in front of me, sitting at a
table at the Criolla. Lazare had told him I was going to die. Michel's words were a
painful reminder of the past. I ordered a bottle of brandy. I started drinking, and I ...
In Barcelona I ran into Michel. I suddenly found him in front of me, sitting at a
table at the Criolla. Lazare had told him I was going to die. Michel's words were a
painful reminder of the past. I ordered a bottle of brandy. I started drinking, and I ...
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I turned toward Michel with an innocent air of bewilderment. "It's true. Lazare
stayed in Barcelona last year, and she often spent her nights at the Criolla. Is that
so extraordinary?" The Criolla is, of course, one of the better known curiosities of
...
I turned toward Michel with an innocent air of bewilderment. "It's true. Lazare
stayed in Barcelona last year, and she often spent her nights at the Criolla. Is that
so extraordinary?" The Criolla is, of course, one of the better known curiosities of
...
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with Michel, had been eliminated by their own friends, partly because in
Catalonia they were alien French, partly because among the workers they were
alien intellectuals. I later found out that their affection and respect for Lazare had
led them ...
with Michel, had been eliminated by their own friends, partly because in
Catalonia they were alien French, partly because among the workers they were
alien intellectuals. I later found out that their affection and respect for Lazare had
led them ...
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Crítica de los usuarios - Kristelh - LibraryThingA nihilist novel by Georges Bataille, Blue of Noon, is set during the Spanish Civil War and the early years of Nazi movement. The protagonist, Henri Timmermann is a sick man (physically and ... Leer comentario completo
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Crítica de los usuarios - amerynth - LibraryThingWhile I didn't actually hate Georges Bataille's "Blue of Noon," I really didn't get it either. This supposed to be a novel that used eroticism to show how sex, violence and power is intertwined and ... Leer comentario completo
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| Título | Blue of Noon |
| Autor | Georges Bataille |
| Editor | Urizen Books, 1978 |
| ISBN | 0893960047, 9780893960049 |
| Largo | 155 páginas |
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