The final work in a triad of novels concerned with sex, myth, the imagination and the absurd. Here, in the south of France, an elegant sports car speeds through the night toward a fatal crash. As he drives, the "privileged man" justifies, in sustained monologue, his firm persuasion that willed destruction is the ultimate act of the poetic imagination. First published in 1976. 128p. Pap.
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The final work in a triad of novels concerned with sex, myth, the imagination and the absurd. Here, in the south of France, an elegant sports car speeds through the night toward a fatal crash. As he drives, the "privileged man" justifies, in sustained monologue, his firm persuasion that willed destruction is the ultimate act of the poetic imagination. First published in 1976. 128p. Pap.