Isidore - Jeremy Reed (used) Bögar Notable for its fusion of

Notable for its fusion of autobiographical elements with both biblical and classical symbolism

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Isidore - Jeremy Reed (used) Bögar Notable for its fusion ofHardcover. Peter Owen. 1992. Ok condition. An imaginative novel recreating the life of Isidore Ducasse, the self styled Comte de Lautreamont who he died under mysterious circumstances in 1871. He left almost no clues to his existence, except the explosive, astonishing prose poem, Les Chants de Maldoror, precursor to the works of the Surrealists. Reed evokes a fictional life of the notorious Comte extraordinary for its concentration of poetic power and