by Robert Pinget (Author), Anna Fitzgerald (Translator)
This early work by the landmark Swiss author Robert Pinget is unlike any other he produced over his long career; indeed, there are few books by any writer with which it bears comparison--aside perhaps from the novels of Raymond Roussel or Denis Diderot. Graal Flibuste follows the progress of its narrator and his impudent coachman, Brindon, through a fantastical land peopled by strange creatures and stranger potentates, and filled with tall tales, mysteries, crimes, dilemmas, and deities . . . not least among whom is the terrible god Graal Flibuste himself.
Author Biography
Robert Pinget was born in 1920 in Geneva. Pinget was the author of more than thirty books: novels, plays, and "notebooks," most of which are available in English translation. He died in 1997.
Number of Pages: 144
Dimensions: 0.4 x 8.4 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: November 27, 2015
