My Mother ; Madame Edwarda ; And, The Dead ManMarion Boyars, 1989 - 222 páginas These three short pieces of erotic prose by one of France's most challenging and controversial authors fuse elements of sex and spirituality in a highly personal vision of the flesh. They present a world of sensation in which only the vaulting demands of disruptive excess and the anguish of heightened awareness can combat the stultifying world of reason and social order. Each of the narratives contains a sense of intoxication and insanity so carefully delineated by the author that it seems to infect the reader. |
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... death . But I bent my head ; my mother's phrase caused me more than shame . I felt cut . I thought that I was going to cry , at least as much from resentment as from a ludicrous anger . And since death calls for the most stupid tears ...
... death . But I bent my head ; my mother's phrase caused me more than shame . I felt cut . I thought that I was going to cry , at least as much from resentment as from a ludicrous anger . And since death calls for the most stupid tears ...
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... death my mother chose that same day to die seemed to me so directly the result of it that I did not cry ( but tearless pain is perhaps the worst ) . I hardly dare say what I think : that the love which bound us , my mother and me ...
... death my mother chose that same day to die seemed to me so directly the result of it that I did not cry ( but tearless pain is perhaps the worst ) . I hardly dare say what I think : that the love which bound us , my mother and me ...
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... death - stricken being , between the knowledge which brings one before this dazzling realization and definitive , concluding darkness . To be sure , it is not impossible that this truth itself evokes a final laugh ; but our laughter ...
... death - stricken being , between the knowledge which brings one before this dazzling realization and definitive , concluding darkness . To be sure , it is not impossible that this truth itself evokes a final laugh ; but our laughter ...
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My Mother ; Madame Edwarda ; The Dead Man Georges Bataille,Yukio Mishima,Ken Hollings Sin vista previa disponible - 1995 |
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able already appeared arms asked Bataille Bataille's beauty become beginning believe body bottle brought called coming Count darkness death delight desire don't door dream dress drink entered eroticism everything excess existence experience expressed eyes face father fear feel felt finally gazed girl give glass going gone hand Hansi happiness head heart hold horror idea instant kiss knew laugh laughter leave less letter light limit living longer look Lulu Madame Edwarda Marie meaning mind mistress moment mother naked never night object once opened pain perhaps Pierre pleasure possible presence remained returned Rhea seemed sense sexual silence smile speak stop suddenly suffering sure talk tears tell things thought told took trembling truth turn unhappy violence voice waiting writing