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Déborah Levy

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My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein

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By Deborah Levy, Déborah Levy
| Literary Hub
Fanny has just told me that her most cherished lover, Lucia, told her a cat drowned yesterday in the Canal Saint-Martin. Apparently, it had one ear smaller than the other. She would get more information; in the meanwhile I was to tell Eva that Fanny would be doing a raclette at her place tomorrow night. ‘Don’t say anything about the drowned cat,’ Fanny insisted. And because I am from Britain, Fanny explained that Raclette is a semi-hard Alpine cheese known for its ability to melt.
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Mijn jaar in Parijs met Gertrude Stein

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By Deborah Levy, Déborah Levy
| hebban.nl
‘Een onmisbare schrijver.’ – The New York Times In het hedendaagse Parijs buigt een verteller zich over een essay over Gertrude Stein, de baanbrekende avant-gardekunstenaar die alle grenzen van haar tijd doorbrak. Terwijl ze zich een weg baant langs vermiste katten, complexe liefdes en chaotische vriendschappen, verkent ze met humor en scherpzinnigheid de geneugten en worstelingen van het moderne vrouw-zijn.
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‘My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein’ by Deborah Levy, Reviewed

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By Deborah Levy, Déborah Levy, Mia Stern
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Levy’s latest novel slips between the past and the present to explore the contemporary condition Like many of Deborah Levy’s previous novels, her latest uses a temporally confused, unreliable narrator to introduce existential questions. This unfurls through roughly 200 pages of first-person, stream-of-consciousness writing, carried forward through liquid metaphors including Paris’s anticipated centennial flood, a warm bath and melted Raclette cheese.
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