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A perfect disharmony : stories / Sébastien Brebel ; translated from the French by Jesse Anderson.

Van Pelt Library PQ2702.R42 A2 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Brebel, Sébastien, author.
Contributor:
Anderson, Jesse, 1987- translator.
Series:
French literature series (Normal, Ill.)
French literature series
Standardized Title:
Short stories. Selections. English
Language:
English
French
Subjects (All):
Brebel, Sébastien--Translations into English.
Brebel, Sébastien.
Genre:
Short stories.
Physical Description:
97 pages ; 22 cm.
Edition:
First Dalkey Archive edition.
Place of Publication:
Victoria, TX : Dalkey Archive Press, 2017.
Summary:
"A middle-aged couple takes in a prurient young woman picked up from the side of the road; a single mother struggles against the hostile feelings she harbors towards her precocious son; a man has alternative fantasies of domination and submission involving a fellow commuter; a hotel room is booked by an elderly woman in search of a place to end her life. In the fourteen stories that make up A Perfect Disharmony, Sébastien Brebel explores the experiences of isolated women and sexually obsessed men while weaving together digression, daydreams, and an accumulation of detail to create a wholly unique approach to the short story form."-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Contradiction
Picture window
The connection
Metamorphosis
Antonia
Melancholy
Reservation
Off-season
Delay
Infiltration
Quarantine
Cohabitation
Sunday afternoon
Intimacy.
Notes:
Translation of: La baie vitrée.
ISBN:
9781943150281
1943150281
OCLC:
971091770

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