≡
Navigation
Home
Book Reviews
Author Interviews
Home
Free Guest Post
Contact Us
About
Home
»
Author Interviews
,
Book Reviews
,
Books News
» Patrick Modiano: language of loss
Patrick Modiano: language of loss
Written By Unknown on Thursday, October 9, 2014 | 2:04 PM
Patrick Modiano, winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Literature, might be little known to the world but he is adored in his native France
via Books and Author Interviews http://ift.tt/1uGKl8P
Tweet
0 comments:
Post a Comment
Newer Post
Older Post
Home
Popular Posts
It's Not a Rehearsal
Expressions like "sounds like a plan," "I can't complain" and "being on the same page" are the stuff of ...
David Starkey's partner James Brown dies
Historian was with publisher for 21 years after they met in a bar at the London School of Economics James Brown, the publisher and long-ter...
'The Book Of Jezebel' Gives You All The Info You Need, From A-Z
Anyone who's spent time with women's media is well acquainted with Jezebel, the fun, smart and appropriately snarky website started...
10,000 Smashwords E-books Acquired by Douglas County Libraries
Source: Publishers Weekly The Douglas County Libraries in Colorado, an innovator in developing its own e-book lending platform, announced ...
Poem of the week: Yangtze by Sarah Howe
An elliptical account of a journey down the Chinese river subtly registers the impact of massive environmental damage Yangtze The moon gli...
0 comments:
Post a Comment