LA Trip: A Novel in Verse

This "novel in verse" tells of an Old World man’s tribulations in the New World and revives as well a tradition somewhat lost from sight of a novel in verse, seen by the author as an "antidepressant" to poetry’s ectoplasmic days, languishing, exhausted by a breathless impressionism.

Mohammed Dib is one of the major and most prolific writers of Maghrebian literature. Among his many noted works are Who Remembers the Sea (a brutal description of the French war in Algeria) and The Talisman .

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LA Trip: A Novel in Verse

This "novel in verse" tells of an Old World man’s tribulations in the New World and revives as well a tradition somewhat lost from sight of a novel in verse, seen by the author as an "antidepressant" to poetry’s ectoplasmic days, languishing, exhausted by a breathless impressionism.

Mohammed Dib is one of the major and most prolific writers of Maghrebian literature. Among his many noted works are Who Remembers the Sea (a brutal description of the French war in Algeria) and The Talisman .

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LA Trip: A Novel in Verse

LA Trip: A Novel in Verse

LA Trip: A Novel in Verse

LA Trip: A Novel in Verse

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This "novel in verse" tells of an Old World man’s tribulations in the New World and revives as well a tradition somewhat lost from sight of a novel in verse, seen by the author as an "antidepressant" to poetry’s ectoplasmic days, languishing, exhausted by a breathless impressionism.

Mohammed Dib is one of the major and most prolific writers of Maghrebian literature. Among his many noted works are Who Remembers the Sea (a brutal description of the French war in Algeria) and The Talisman .


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781931243544
Publisher: Green Integer Books
Publication date: 11/01/2003
Series: Green Integer Series
Pages: 112
Product dimensions: 4.30(w) x 6.00(h) x 0.70(d)
Language: French
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