Goodbye, sadness

Francoise Sagan was called Mademoiselle Chanel from literature. Starting from the very first novel Hello, sadness! (1954), which made a lot of noise, her literary career developed brilliantly, she created a book behind the book with amazing ease, they were translated into various languages ​​and they scattered around the world by millions of copies.
When in 1985, her novel “Farewell, Sorrow” came out, the writer was a full-fledged heroine of secular chronicle, glossy magazines, scandals and reports on trials. Goodbye, Sorrow is a novel about how fate can change rapidly. The diagnosis of lung cancer proclaimed in the doctor’s office sounds like a sentence. The forty -year -old architect Mathieu, a prosperous burner of life, the favorite of women, leaves the clinic completely destroyed. Six months ... he only had to live six months. And this fact makes him take a completely different look at friends, love, at the joy of everyday life.
Francoise Sagan Verna: Her prose - transparent, elegant, deprived of pose - gives joy to all the new generations of readers