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An edition of C'est tout (1995)

No more

1st ed.
  • 3 Want to read

Sex and death. All of Marguerite Duras's writings are suffused with the certitude that absolute love is both necessary (sex) ... and impossible to achieve (death). But no book of hers embodies this idea so powerfully, so excessively, as No More (C'est Tout), the book she composed during the last year of her life up until just days before her death.

No More is "pure" literature shorn of all its niceties, a shout from the depths of Duras's being, celebrating life in defiance of the death she knew had already entered her.

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English
Pages
123

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Cover of: No more
No more
1998, Seven Stories Press
in English - 1st ed.
Cover of: No more
No more
1998, Seven Stories Press
in English
Cover of: C'est tout
C'est tout
1995, P.O.L.
in French

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New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
848/.91203
Library of Congress
PQ2607.U8245 C413 1998, PQ2607.U8245.C413

The Physical Object

Pagination
123,80 p. ;
Number of pages
123

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL698602M
ISBN 10
1888363657
LCCN
97046209
OCLC/WorldCat
38125897
Library Thing
2400169
Goodreads
528836

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