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Contributor
Marie Lola Sendra
Bookseller
Favorite Genres
Fiction, literary nonfiction, Poetry
Fiction, literary nonfiction, Poetry
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ARTICLES BY THIS CONTRIBUTOR
ARTICLES BY THIS CONTRIBUTOR
Marie Lola Sendra | July 18, 2019
“Passerby, I beg you, spread roses on my tomb” Maybe you will end up with a bleeding heart… In 1959, Aragon wrote a book about his muse, Elsa, in the tormented context of the Russian revolution. Elsa Triolet and Louis Aragon met in 1929 when she arrived from Russia to join the surrealist movement in Paris. During the revolution, they…
“Passerby, I beg you, spread roses on my tomb” Maybe you will end up with a bleeding heart… In 1959, Aragon wrote a book about his muse, Elsa, in the tormented context of the Russian revolution. Elsa Triolet and Louis Aragon met in 1929 when she arrived from Russia to…
“Passerby, I beg you, spread roses on my tomb” Maybe you will end up with a bleeding heart… In 1959,…
Marie Lola Sendra | March 11, 2019
In Pessoa-like poetic language, with slang-ridden sentences that move from interiority towards exuberance similar to those of Fief by David Lopez, Capucine and Simon Johannin have produced a powerful new novel that serves a testament to survival and undying love.
In Pessoa-like poetic language, with slang-ridden sentences that move from interiority towards exuberance similar to those of Fief by David Lopez, Capucine and Simon Johannin have produced a powerful new novel that serves a testament to survival and undying love.
In Pessoa-like poetic language, with slang-ridden sentences that move from interiority towards exuberance similar to those of Fief by David…