Lunar Caustic - Couverture souple

Lowry, Malcolm

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 0224613405 ISBN 13 : 9780224613408

Editeur : Jonathan Cape Ltd, 1968

Synopsis

78 pages. Annotations en page de garde (ex-libris). Bon état Couv. convenable Intérieur frais In-12 Carré Broché Cape Editions, 13. Ed. by Earle Birney and Margerie Lowry. Foreword by Conrad KNICKERBOCKER.

A propos du livre

Biographie de l'auteur :

Malcolm Lowry was born in 1909 in New Brighton. He was educated at the Leys School, Cambridge, and St Catharine's College. Between school and university he went to sea, working as a deckhand and trimmer for about six months. His first novel, Ultramarine, was published in 1933. He went to Paris and married his first wife in 1934, and wrote several short stories in Paris and Chartres before going to New York. He then left for Mexico. His first marriage broke up in 1938, and by 1940 he had remarried and settled in British Columbia. During 1941-4, when he was living at Dollarton, he worked on the final version of Under the Volcano. In 1954 he finally returned to England. During half his writing life he lived in a squatter's shack, built largely by himself, near Vancouver. His Selected Letters, edited by H. Breit and Margerie Lowry, appeared in 1967 and Lunar Caustic, part of a large, uncompleted work, appeared in 1963. He died in England in 1957.

Présentation de l'éditeur :

'Staring out at the river his agony was like a great lidless eye' In this stark, compelling and greatly autobiographical novella, Malcolm Lowry tells the story of Bill Plantagenet, a piano player and ex-sailor who has lost his band and his mind drinking in New York. As Plantagenet commits himself to a Psychiatric hospital to suffer his recovery, Lowry writes with eloquent ferocity on the delusions of madness, and the true meaning of sanity.

À propos de cette édition

• Éditeur: Jonathan Cape Ltd
• Date d'édition: 1968
• ISBN 10: 0224613405
• ISBN 13: 9780224613408
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 80
• Éditeur: Birney Earle, Lowry Marjorie Bonner