For Sure
Pour sûr
France Daigle (born 1953)
Translated by Robert Majzels
English editions
In EnglishFor Sure
House of Anansi Press · Canada · 29 June 2013 · Paperback · 400 pages
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Among other things an encyclopedic summa, a labyrinth, an exploration of the madness of numbers, a treatise on typography, a defence of the Chiac language and a reflection on minority cultures and their obsession with language. It is also the story of Terry and Carmen, known from the author's earlier novels, their children Étienne and Marianne, and the whole crowd that gravitates around the bar Le Babar in Moncton, the Zablonskis, Zed and Pomme, artists and ordinary people who, while going about their daily lives, keep asking about their place in the world, geographically, historically, politically and culturally. The novel is a series of fragments arranged according to a strict mathematical structure.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 746 pages in the original
- Genres
- Family (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Canada
- First published
- 2011 by Boréal
- Author's age
- 58 when first published
- ISBN
9782764621240 (original)
9781770892040 (House of Anansi Press, Canada)