Wildlives
Champagne
Monique Proulx (born 1952)
Translated by David Homel, Fred A. Reed
English editions
In EnglishWildlives
Douglas & McIntyre · Canada · 2009 · 318 pages
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Around a mythical lake, in the heart of an unspoiled forest, deer, squirrels, insects and chanterelles are the real characters of a story about life slipping away and the impermanence of all possession. The human characters have taken refuge in the celebration of this beauty and are caught up in turmoil despite themselves: Lila Szach, from another age and another continent, who owns almost the whole territory and fiercely defends it against predators; Claire, who writes film scripts that spill over into reality; Simon, determined to love and heal every living thing; little Jérémie, over whom threats hang; and Violette, who is fleeing the ultimate horror.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 390 pages in the original
- Genres
- Nature (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- Canada
- First published
- 2008 by Boréal
- Author's age
- 56 when first published
- ISBN
9782764605813 (original)
9781553654094 (Douglas & McIntyre, Canada)
- More
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