Gigne gang

“Ganged gang” is the third novel of the disgraced French classic Louis-Ferdinand Selina (1894-1961) The first two, “Journey to the end of the night” (1932) and “Death on Credit” (1934), having made a lot of noise, secured the fame of the right anarchist for the writer. The “gignei gang” (1944) that followed them talks about the twenty -two -year -old former front -line soldier, abandoned into the most gloomy and most evil regions of London - to prostitutes, pimps, bandits and fraudsters. The characters of the novel are rag gignoli, ridiculously twitched in the scenery of the exalted 20th century. Selina"s style ... This is a dirty and chaotic story, mockery of graceful literature, a raw stream of consciousness, poisoning the culture not at all literary bile.
Louis-Ferdinand Detesh (the real name of the writer) delighted and outraged the most diverse people. Among the first are Charles Bukovsky and Ezra Pound, Leo Trotsky and Joseph Stalin, among the latter - Andre Breton and Benjamen Pere, the head of the USSR Writers Maxim Gorky and Minister of Culture of France Frederick Mitteran, who said that the works of Celine are not included in the best examples of French culture from -Ses his anti -Semitism. But not Selin is afraid of glory or reproaches: as the odious writer noted in his debut, nothing goes out as quickly as sacred fire