Goodbye, sadness
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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
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
Author:
Author:Sagan F.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Sagan. Collection
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-17802-1
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