Book · 1932 · Fiction

Journey to the End of the Night

New Directions Book · 453 pages
★ 8.0 editorial score

Celine's narrator carries his disgust from the First World War to colonial Africa, a Ford assembly line in Detroit, and a Paris suburb. He dragged spoken French into literature and made loathing exhilarating.

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1932Depicts Interwar PeriodDepicts 1920s

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