TY  - BOOK
N2  - The geometry of life in prose and poetry by a French mathematician. In The End of Clouds, he writes: "Solitude suited them. Not that they were faltering, but there are different ways of sliding across the sky. I would never have thought that such soft, cottony concentration could be reconciled with such an exigent geometry. But how, without any support, consent to dissolution?" By the author of Some Thing Black.
AB  - The geometry of life in prose and poetry by a French mathematician. In The End of Clouds, he writes: "Solitude suited them. Not that they were faltering, but there are different ways of sliding across the sky. I would never have thought that such soft, cottony concentration could be reconciled with such an exigent geometry. But how, without any support, consent to dissolution?" By the author of Some Thing Black.
T1  - The plurality of worlds of Lewis /
DA  - 1995.
CY  - Normal, Il. :
AU  - Roubaud, Jacques.
ET  - 1st ed.
CN  - PQ2678.O77
CN  - PQ2678.O77
PB  - Dalkey Archive Press,
PP  - Normal, Il. :
LA  - eng
PY  - 1995.
ID  - 259814
KW  - Grief
SN  - 1564780694 (pbk. : alk. paper)
TI  - The plurality of worlds of Lewis /
ER  -