📖 Journal D'UN Vieux Degueulasse

In 1967, the maverick magazine Open City, an almost unknown poet began to publish a regular column. With a brutality rarely equaled, coupled with superb indifference to the scandal, he expressed his revolt against American society, power, money, family, morality. Alcohol, sex, echoes of a marginal life miserable and often were brandished as signs of failure ... Since then, the author of Tales of Ordinary Madness, South of nowhere, Pulp, who died in 1994, became famous. This journal, published here in a new translation and in its entirety, is not only one of the peaks of his work is a literary classic protest, which retains, thirty years after his birth, his whole force, its freshness.