ALL THE KING'S HORSES

The novel "All the King's Horses" narrates in a deliberately minimalist way the love adventures of certain persons who stubbornly and playfully opposed the prevailing notions of morality, as well as of the use of space and time. In 1950s Paris, Genevieve, Gilles, Carol and their friends seek a new Geography of Passion. They fascinate and fascinate. They live with extreme bohemianism: they drink, stay up late, organize scandals, make lustful music be heard in the story. They refuse work, they systematically incite new desires. Its author, Michelle Bernstein, partner and wife of Guy Debord from the mid-1950s to the 1970s, was actively involved in the activities of the Lettrist and Situation International. She was born in Paris in 1932. This book of hers is being translated for the first time into a language, and at the moment it is only being published in our country.