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Georges Perec

Category Classic Fiction
Pages 320 Pages
Publication Year 2008
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780141442242

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Species of Spaces and Other Pieces

Species of Spaces and Other Pieces

Georges Perec, a literary genius known for “Life: A User’s Manual,” left an indelible mark on literature before his untimely death at forty-six. Despite a harrowing childhood marked by his mother’s deportation to Auschwitz, Perec’s essays captivate with their playful style and insightful observations. This collection of his non-fiction work, the first in English, showcases his unique ability to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, offering readers a glimpse into his brilliant mind. Why You Should Read? Discover Perec’s masterful blend of humor and insight in essays that redefine the mundane. Experience the innovative storytelling that made Perec a celebrated literary figure. Engage with a collection that highlights Perec’s diverse range of themes and styles. Perfect for readers who appreciate literature that challenges and entertains.

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Author Georges Perec, John Sturrock
ISBN 9780141442242
Pages 320 Pages
Publication Year 2008
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000044780

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