Good morning, O sadness

I hesitate to put a name to this unknown feeling where boredom and sweetness take over me, I hesitate to call it by that beautiful, dignified name... the name of sadness. It is a feeling of totality and selfishness that I almost feel ashamed of, because sadness always seemed to me to be something worthy of respect. I did not know it... apart from boredom, regret, and a little bit of remorse. And today, something is holding me like silk, something disturbing and sweet, separating me from others. Francoise Sagan was born, her real name is Francoise Quoirez, in Cajarque (Lot). She started writing in 1954 when she published her first novel, Good Morning, Sadness. This novel caused a real scandal by addressing the topic of female sexuality in a rude and biting style. In the same year, she won the Critics' Prize, becoming a symbol for the post-war generation and pushing her to the forefront of the literary scene. Sagan has published about thirty novels to date, including "Do You Love Brahms...", which was published in 1963 by Anatole Littevak, then "The Amazing Clouds" in 1973, "A Quiet Storm" in 1983, "The Tricksters" in 1991, and "The Wandering Mirror" in 1996. She was a storyteller and playwright, and wrote a collection of plays and an autobiography about Sarah Bernhardt published in 1987. This prominent figure belonging to the French cultural scene also wrote the screenplay "Lander" for Claude Charbol. Francoise Sagan died on September 24, 2004, at the age of 69. Availability status: In stock, only 1 left. Quantity: Good Morning, Sadness Add to cart Product code: 9782843091315 Categories: Novel, Bookstore Description