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Count d'Orgel (Pushkin Collection)

Count d'Orgel (Pushkin Collection)

by Raymond Radiguet (Author), Violet Schiff (translator) (Author)

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    Paperback 2001

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Synopsis

A classic French tale of morality and a menage a trios Set in Parisian society after the First World War, this is the study of a three-sided relationship between Count Anne d'Orgel, his wife Mahaut and a young man they befriend, Francois de Seryeuse. The couple then find that their marriage is qualified and confirmed by the feelings thus released. An extraordinary achievement ... well caught in Violet Schiff's brilliant translation. --GiILBERT ADAIR Evening Standard The tale is definitely a masterpiece, one attempted and achieved by a young man of nineteen who was on his deathbed before it was published. JOHN BAYLEY Times Literary Supplement Raymond Radiguet was born in 1903 and died tragically young in 1923, having writen only two short but celebrated novels and a volume of poetry. After leaving, school, Radiguet entered Parisian literary circles, becoming the protege of Jean Cocteau. Count d'Orgel was published posthumously by Cocteau whose afterword appears in this edition.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 160
 Edition: New edition
 Publisher: Pushkin Press
Published: 28 Feb 2001
ISBN 10: 1901285030
ISBN 13: 9781901285031

Media Reviews
An extraordinary achievement ... well caught in Violet Schiff's brilliant translation -- Gilbert Adair Evening Standard The tale is definitely a masterpiece, one attempted and achieved by a young man of nineteen who was on his deathbed before it was published -- John Bayley Times Literary Supplement
Author Bio
Raymond Radiguet was born in 1903 and died tragically young in 1923, having writen only two short but celebrated novels and a volume of poetry. After leaving, school, Radiguet entered Parisian literary circles, becoming the protege of Jean Cocteau. Count d'Orgel was published posthumously by Cocteau whose afterword appears in this edition.