Two boys watch from a hilltop as American soldiers drive through the town of Saint-Lô, France, a month after the D-Day invasion, 1944
(Source: collectivehistory)
INTERVIEWER
Trains appear often in your novels—what do they symbolize?
Nothing but trains.
Excerpt from the color-coded manuscript of La Route des Flandres. For more, see Claude Simon ou l’imagination verticale.
anothereview: John Vachon Road out of Romney, West Virginia, 1942
Excerpt from the color-coded manuscript of La Route des Flandres. For more, see Claude Simon ou l’imagination verticale.
Toothpaste For Dinner comic: life hacks bourbon
George Eliot, Adam Bede
(drowned in the odor of honeysuckle pt. 1)
(drowned in the odor of honeysuckle pt. 2)
The Obscene Bird of Night by José Donoso.
Cover illustration by Lorraine Louie.
Nonpareil Books, 1979.