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Mordechai Schamz book. Marc Cholodenko, Dominic Di Bernardi.

Mordechai Schamz book. Dumbfounded at every turn and undiscouraged by - perhaps even unaware of - his failures, he confidently gets lost in the labyrinth of his investigations.

Marc Cholodenko (born 11 February 1950 in Paris), is a French novelist, translator, poet, screenwriter and dialoguist. Cholodenko won the 1976 Prix Médicis for Les États du désert. He has notably been the male dialoguist of the films by Philippe Garrel since 1988. Parcs, Flammarion, 1972. Le Prince, Flammarion, 1973. Cent Chants à l’adresse de ses Frères, Flammarion, 1974. Tombeau de Hölderlin, Hachette/Éditions .

Skillfully translated by Dominic Di Bernardi. by one of the most original authors in modern France. The translator has done a praiseworthy job in bringing this novel to the English reading public, for Claude Ollier remains one of the most significant writers among the New Novelists in recent French literature.

Jacques Roubaud (Author), Dominic Di Bernardi (Translator). Book 3 of 3 in the Hortense Series. Jacques Roubaud, born in 1932, has been a professor of mathematics at the University of Paris X Nanterre. He is one of the most accomplished members of the Oulipo, the workshop for experimental literature founded by Raymond Queneau and Francois Le Lionnais. He is the author of numerous books of prose, theatre and poetry. Series: French Literature.

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French Literature Series. Translated by Dominic Di Bernardi. Dumbfounded at every turn and undiscouraged by-perhaps even unaware of-his failures, he confidently gets lost in the labyrinth of his investigations