Enjoy.
Michel Butor découvre l’iPad, une grande première à l’occasion de sa venue dans sa ville natale (Mons-en-Baroeul), une autre grande première au bout de 84 ans, le samedi 5 mars 2011. Une approche nouvelle pour cet immense écrivain et poète, créateur de livre objet.
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Currently reading: Michel Faber – Undying; Bonnie Garmus – Lessons in Chemistry; Jennifer Nansubuka Makumbi – Kintu; Paul Thompson & John Watterson – Beware of the Bull: The Enigmatic Genius of Jake Thackray
Just finished: Robert Harris – V2; Nicholas Shakespeare – Six Minutes in May; Jenny Erpenbeck – Visitation; Paterson Joseph – The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho; Ayse Kulin – Without a Country
Passing Time
#1 by gubbinry on May 4, 2012 - 9:05 am
Hello! I thought I’d return the favour by commenting on your blog (which I’ve visited before – it’s great to see other Butor-loving people out there and I’ve always appreciated that you like to bring out the link between Butor and the much-more-secretly-Butorian-writer-than-people-let-on, W.G. Sebald). I’m currently writing a conference paper on B.S. Johnson and Butor, and I’m using that image from the Calder edition of Passing Time just because it’s so striking – I love the pipe!.
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#2 by cathannabel on May 4, 2012 - 12:50 pm
Thanks – I must check out B S Johnson about whom I (shamefully) know virtually nothing!
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