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Sex, passion, fascination, seduction, fantasies… They could find countless reasons to “fall in love,” yet they never do.
This book portrays love as an object of frustration. A silent void.Stories and images intertwine to illustrate the disarray of this quest for an absolute that is, by nature, unattainable.
http://www.lepoint.fr/actualites-litterature/2007-01-17/confidences-a-judith/1038/0/13209 (fr)
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