Philippe Forest's New Novel 'Crue' Reviewed in artpress
The September 2016 issue of artpress (n°436, pp. 81-83) features a review of Philippe Forest's new novel 'Crue', published by Gallimard in the 'Blanche' collection. Forest, known for his monumental biography of Louis Aragon and a self-portrait in the form of a Rimbaud-inspired abecedary, returns with a fantastic narrative. The review, titled 'Philippe Forest. Impossible réel', examines the novel's exploration of the impossible and the real. The article appears in the print edition of artpress, a leading French contemporary art magazine.
Key facts
- artpress issue n°436, September 2016
- Pages 81-83
- Review of Philippe Forest's novel 'Crue'
- Published by Gallimard in 'Blanche' collection
- Forest previously wrote a biography of Louis Aragon
- Forest also wrote a self-portrait as a Rimbaud abecedary
- Forest is author of 'L'Enfant éternel'
- Review title: 'Philippe Forest. Impossible réel'
Entities
Artists
- Philippe Forest
- Louis Aragon
- Arthur Rimbaud
Institutions
- artpress
- Gallimard
Sources
- artpress —