Genet, Jean Our Lady of the Flowers, (Paperback)

from NaggedMan

This edition worth having for Sartre's lengthy, thoughtful and moving introduction

from Bembo

Every bit as good as his other writings. Erotic and poetic.

from Niecierpek

This book was both interesting and not. Interesting as written in its entirety by Genet serving time for theft in a prison cell in Paris in 1943. It was written on paper used by the prisoners to ma...

from lethalmauve

"Poetry is willful. It is not an abandonment, a free and gratuitous entry by the senses; it is not to be confused with sensuality, but rather, opposing it, it was born, for example, on Saturdays, w...

from NaggedMan

This edition worth having for Sartre's lengthy, thoughtful and moving introduction