Le Principe de Pauline
Paris, Albin Michel, (April) 2014.
1 vol. (150 x 220 mm) of 296 p. and [4] f. In wrappers.
First edition.
One of 25 copies on vélin Salzer, the only paper (no. 5).
One of 25 copies on vélin Salzer, the only paper (no. 5).
Under the pretext of a posthumous apparition — that of Pauline, dead yet very much present in the narrator’s mind — the novel explores the boundary between healing hallucination and self-awakening. The book extends a vein dear to the author — the vertigo of love and a wavering sense of identity — into a contemporary, good-natured and irresistibly funny fable.
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