Name: Do not Touch (en Inglés)
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Author: Eric Laurrent
ISBN: 9781564784315

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Dalkey Archive Press

Autor

Eric Laurrent

Año

2009

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

131

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN

1564784312

ISBN13

9781564784315

N° edición

Categorías

Ficción literaria

Do not Touch (en Inglés)

Eric Laurrent (Autor) · Dalkey Archive Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Do not Touch (en Inglés)"

When French mafioso Oscar Lux saved Clovis Baccara from killing himself, he became the boss and something of a mentor to Clovis. Twenty years later, it is no surprise that Clovis is named best man when Oscar decides to settle down and get out of the business. Fulfilling his role as second-hand man, Clovis is entrusted with the job of guarding Oscars new bride when Oscar is taken into police custody for embezzlement and racketeering on the day after his wedding. Alone on his bosss honeymoon in Los Angeles with Oscars incredibly attractive new wife, Clovis tries his hardest to adhere to the one rule he has given himself, the rule which gets harder to heed as each moment passes: do not touch."[Laurrents] books are impressive ones, both by virtue of their quality and their range." -Warren Motte, Fables of the Novel"Eric Laurrent [is] decidedly one of the most virtuosic of our young writers." -Jean-Claude Lebrun, lHumanité"A small, admirably crafted novel, on the whole, conceived to delight and exasperate all at once. A successful wager, as always." -Bernard Quiriny, chronicart.com"Mr. Laurrent has a taste for lexical rarities and delights in scientific descriptions. . . . Mr. Laurrents hyper-realistic writing gives forlorn and silently political snapshots of contemporary Paris." -Economist"Part of Laurrents talent lies in his ability to reinvent (or perhaps subvert) a commonplace theme by means of language as well as humor. Together they allow the author to maintain an ironic distance that aptly reflects the modern condition." -Donald J. Dziekowicz, World Literature Today