L'Eternel
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L'Eternel
Narrated by:
Joann Sfar
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Narrated by:
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Joann Sfar
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Joann Sfar
About this listen
Le premier roman de Joann Sfar.
Pour son malheur, Ionas, violoniste juif ukrainien, doux-rêveur mort au combat en 1917, ressuscite sous la forme d'un vampire n'ayant de cesse de retrouver sa fiancée Hiéléna. Mais boire du sang le plonge dans des affres de culpabilité. Il découvre que son frère Caïn et sa belle ont convolé en justes noces et attendent un enfant... Près d'un siècle et quelques pogroms plus tard, Ionas, qui a élu domicile à New York, tente de trouver auprès de la très sexy Rebecka Streisand, psychanalyste tout juste veuve d'une célèbre rock star, un recours pour vaincre sa culpabilité et vivre en harmonie avec ses démons...©2013 Editions Albin Miche (P)2013 Audiolib
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Critic reviews
La presse en parle
"La Nef des fous revue et corrigée par un Bram Stoker qui aurait l'humour de Philip Roth."
François Busnel, L'Express
"La Nef des fous revue et corrigée par un Bram Stoker qui aurait l'humour de Philip Roth."
François Busnel, L'Express