THE GIRL AT THE LION D'OR.
de FAULKS, Sebastian, 1953- :
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London : Hutchinson, (1989). First edition. His second novel and the one which made his reputation - a slight, dark-haired girl with two heavy suitcases arrives in the small French town of Janvilliers in 1936 to become a waitress at a seedy hotel. "Like the great novels and stories of Flaubert and Maupassant ... quite out of the ordinary ... beautifully written and in the end extraordinarily moving" (Sunday Times). Demy 8vo (23cm). (254),[ii]pp. Original sepia boards, blocked and lettered in gilt; top edge just a touch dusty, a hint of sunning, but a very good copy indeed in the pictorial dust-jacket - also very good.
Sinopsis
Sebastian Faulks was born in 1953 and educated at Wellington College and Cambridge. He was a journalist and reviewer for fourteen years and is now a full-time writer. His novels include Birdsong, A Fool’s Alphabet, The Girl at the Lion D’Or and Charlotte Gray . He has also edited The Vintage Book of War Stories .
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- THE GIRL AT THE LION D'OR.
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- FAULKS, Sebastian, 1953- :
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