Les femmes du braconnier

Claude Pujade-Renaud

Common life of Sylvie Plath and Ted Hughes, couple of poets, which dramatically affected the world of modern literature. Fictionalized probe into the depths of their creation, marriage and his tragic end.

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Original title: Les femmes du braconnier
Published: 06/29/2012
Page count: 320
Binding: Hardback
ISBN: 978-80-89445-51-6
Recommended price: 12.00 €

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