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W or The Memory of Childhood

Autor Georges Perec Traducere de David Bellos
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 3 mar 2011
Written in alternating chapters, W or the Memory of Childhood, tells two parallel tales, in two parts. The other story is about two people called Gaspard Winckler: one an eight-year-old deaf-mute lost in a shipwreck, the other a man despatched to search for him, who discovers W, an island state based on the rules of sport.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780099552352
ISBN-10: 0099552353
Pagini: 176
Dimensiuni: 131 x 206 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.13 kg
Editura: Vintage Publishing

Recenzii

"Perec was a haunted writer, haunted by his Jewish ancestry, by the Holocaust that coincided with his own orphaned childhood, by the death of his father in 1940 and his mother's disappearance in Auschwitz. Writing, for him, was an act of exorcism" Sunday Times "A strange and complicated book, a work of tremendous, silenced emotion" Observer "His brilliant and profound memoir-fantasy deserves to be recognised for what it is: a masterpiece" Guardian "The childhood story of 'W' carries Perec's confused conception of the concentration camps...bewilderingly sad" Independent "Perec was a polymathic genius, and his early death in 1982 (he was only 45) robbed France of its most dazzling experimental writer, one who tried everything and failed at nothing...He has, deservedly, become a cult in France, particularly with young Parisians, who instinctively (and rightly) identify him as the super-zapper, the biographer of their fragmented consumer culture, of which he was himself the creation." Glasgow Herald

Notă biografică

Georges Perec (1936-82) won the Prix Renaudot in 1965 for his first novel Things: A Story of the Sixties, and went on to exercise his unrivalled mastery of language in almost every imaginable kind of writing, from the apparently trivial to the deeply personal. He composed acrostics, anagrams, autobiography, criticism, crosswords, descriptions of dreams, film scripts, heterograms, lipograms, memories, palindromes, plays, poetry, radio plays, recipes, riddles, stories short and long, travel notes, univocalics, and, of course, novels. Life: A User's Manual, which draws on many of Perec's other works, appeared in 1978 after nine years in the making and was acclaimed a masterpiece to put beside Joyce's Ulysses. It won the Prix Medicis and established Perec's international reputation.