[MICHON]

Cahiers de l’Herne

Paris, L'Herne, 2017.
1 vol. (215 x 290 mm) of 343 p. In wrappers, in a paper slipcase-chemise (ElbelLibro).
First edition. One of the deluxe copies (no. XLVI), signed by Michon. Contributions, interviews, correspondence, texts, “comment j'ai écrit certains de mes livres”, and several unpublished pieces: Vie d'Élie Mougnaud, Bravoure d'Antonin Artaud, Les Grands Dieux, Finale de Vie de Joseph Roulin, Puymèges, Lettre à Alain Borer sur Frédéric Rimbaud.

“The Cahiers de L’Herne set out to celebrate, in Pierre Michon, the absolute singularity of a voice and a style that never cease to surprise and delight an ever-growing readership since the appearance, in 1984, of his first book, Vies minuscules (…) This volume brings together, around Michon’s work, texts and testimonies by major critics and writers such as Pietro Citati, Maurice Nadeau and Jacques Réda, alongside other contemporaries (Goffette, Bergounioux, Echenoz, Olivier Rolin) and younger authors (Marie-Hélène Lafon, Maylis de Kerangal), all attesting to the fertilizing power of this dazzling and rare writing. Also exploring the literary workshop, this Cahier presents a number of unpublished or rare texts by Michon: early writings as well as variants, deleted passages and cut chapters — all “victims” of the author’s demand for the incandescent fragment and the unfinished.” (presentation from the review of the Observatoire des écritures, Université Paris Nanterre).

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