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La Disparition de Paris et sa renaissance en Afrique
by Martin Page · OLIVIER · tapa blanda · 213 pages
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Pages: 213 pagesAuthor: Martin PagePublisher: OLIVIERFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: fr-FRRelease date: 7/1/2010ISBN: ISBN 9782879297033
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Synopsis of La Disparition de Paris et sa renaissance en Afrique
En 'La Disparition de Paris et sa Renaissance en Afrique', Martin Page nos presenta una obra que explora temas de desaparición y renacimiento, ambientada en un contexto geográfico inusual. Mathias, el "hombre de la sombra" que redacta desde hace doce años los discursos del alcalde de París, debe encontrarse con Fata Okoumi, una mujer de negocios africana gravemente herida por un policía al que se negó a mostrar sus documentos de identidad. El alcalde le ha confiado la tarea de apaciguar la ira de la víctima e imaginar una forma de reparar la ofensa. Antes de caer en coma, expresa el deseo de que París desaparezca.
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Martin Page
Martin Page is a French writer.
Born in 1975Since 200037 titles published26 writing
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