Villa Triste - Modiano, Patrick
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One of the most seductive and accessible novels by the winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Literature At the outbreak of the Algerian war, a young man who calls himself Victor Chmara flees Paris for a small lakeside town on the border of France and Switzerland. It's here that he meets the flamboyant doctor René Meinthe and the mysterious auburn-haired Yvonne. Victor quickly embraces their world of pageants, soirées and late-night debauchery, and settles into an endless summer with Yvonne. But René and Yvonne's lives are also full of unanswered questions and half-truths. As he looks back years…mehr

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One of the most seductive and accessible novels by the winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Literature At the outbreak of the Algerian war, a young man who calls himself Victor Chmara flees Paris for a small lakeside town on the border of France and Switzerland. It's here that he meets the flamboyant doctor René Meinthe and the mysterious auburn-haired Yvonne. Victor quickly embraces their world of pageants, soirées and late-night debauchery, and settles into an endless summer with Yvonne. But René and Yvonne's lives are also full of unanswered questions and half-truths. As he looks back years later, Victor remains beguiled by those lost, unknowable friends and the enchanted place he chose to leave behind. One of Modiano's most elegiac and haunting novels, Villa Triste is an intoxicating investigation into time, place, identity, and memory.
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Autorenporträt
Patrick Modiano is a French novelist. He has written more than 30 works of fiction and his books have been translated into over 40 languages. He is the recipient of the Grand Prix du Roman de l'Académie francaise (1972), the Prix Goncourt (1978), and the Austrian State Prize for European Literature (2012). In 2014 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. He lives in Paris.
Patrick Modiano
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