The name on the tip of the tongue

In his novel, "The Name on the Tip of the Tongue," French writer Pascal Quignard attempts to trace the missing word, because writing is his only means of speaking through silence. His text develops according to the blossoming of true language that passes through the crisis of existential deficiency to reach the peak of illumination, allowing an internal light on things before their creation, and on the self when it is merely a dream without a face. Number of pages: 111