The Third Wedding

Costas Taktsis

Red Dust

A man waits to be killed in a town by the sea, probably in North Africa. His room is described, the sound of the elevator, its vibrations, the light at different hours, the shifting positions of the men waiting below for him who follow him in their Buick, slowly at a distance, then so close that only their faces are visible in his rearview mirror. Chronology is jumbled. It is never certain when and whether he is apprehended. The climax is all through the story. The reader constructs his own story, his own terror.

Law & Order

Literature & Fiction

Ollier, Claude

Contemporary

The third wedding

Taktsis, Costas

An anthology of 15 Peruvian poets, the oldest born in 1922, the youngest in 1947

Peru the New Poetry (Latin American Poetry) (English and Spanish Edition)

Tipton, David

Poetry

Leaning South (contains North, Old Houses and Other Houses) (American poetry and Fiction)

<p>A large, early collection of Lifshin's work. North 63 brief poems about what it is like to live in the North, now and 1000 years ago. Old Houses 71 poems about Nantucket, Plymouth and Philipsburg Manor. Other Houses 62 p\ ems about upstate New York, family, Middlebury, love.</p>

Leaning South (contains North, Old Houses and Other Houses) (American Poetry and Fiction)

Lifshin, Lyn

A large, early collection of Lifshin's work. North 63 brief poems about what it is like to live in the North, now and 1000 years ago. Old Houses 71 poems about Nantucket, Plymouth and Philipsburg Manor. Other Houses 62 poems about upstate New York, family, Middlebury, love.

Passacaglia (French Series)

Pinget, Robert

Fable

Literary

Victorians

Azrael, Mary

A story of death and disintegration in a French village in which nothing disappears or is lost. "The primary aim was to capture a voice" Pinget writes. That Voice is hard to hear, indistinct, made up of many voices going back over generations yet it is also "the same from beginning to end" The structure of this novel is precise, although not immediately apparent. The different themes are intermingled. One cuts into another point-blank, then the other resumes and cuts into the first, and so on until the end. The first example of this procedure , at the beginning of the book, is the theme of the cemetery, cut into by that of the gossip at the grocery, then resumed shortly afterwards. Apart from this peculiarity, as from the middle of the book the themes are taken up again in the inverse order of their appearance. The last themes of the first part, that is, become the first of the second part and are thus retold in reverse. A procedure resembling anamnesis. Robert! Pinget from the Preface

That Voice (French Series)

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