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Manuscrit illustré de dessins originaux et composé de deux parties 'La Porcelaine de Chine' et 'Le Bronze chinois'

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René DEPESTRE Lettre autographe signée à son amie Alice Raillard

René DEPESTRE

Lettre autographe signée à son amie Alice Raillard

18 Mai 1988, 14,5x21cm, une feuille.


Autographed and signed autograph letter from Rene Depestre, to his friend Alice Raillard, in which he thanks her for the kindly criticisms she made about her novel, probably "Hadriana in all my dreams" published the same year at Gallimard. : "... These are the words of a critic who are familiar with the work of Jorge Amado (Alice Raillard is the translator of many Portuguese-speaking authors including Jorge Amado of whom she is a close friend) and the best of other contemporary literatures "
He also told him of his inconsolable regret that he could not meet her in Brasilia during a tribute to their mutual friends Jorge Amado and his wife Zélia because he loves Brazil: "... find a country that I love, and that is, by far, mine. "
Finally, after some health problems, he admits to writing again: "... I'm working on a collection of short stories: Eros on a Chinese train (which will be released in 1993), it's the sequel" d ' Hallelujah "which amuses me a lot ..."
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