Foreign thinker

Louis-Ferdinand Céline

Fiction, Novel Writing, and NihilismFrench

Traveling is searching for something that does not exist; but perhaps it is the only way to endure what does exist.

Life and Thought

Louis-Ferdinand Céline was a prominent French writer and physician who, with his blunt tone, subversive colloquial language, and pessimistic worldview, created a massive revolution in twentieth-century fiction. His famous novel *Journey to the End of the Night* is considered one of the most important masterpieces of modern literature.

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

Journey to the End of the Night
Translated by Farhad GhabraeiPublisher: Jami

Sedanet articles about Louis-Ferdinand Céline

Introducing the Book Journey to the End of the Night

April 5, 2016

Louis-Ferdinand Céline

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

Journey to the End of the Night

Sedanet articles about Louis-Ferdinand Céline

Introducing the Book Journey to the End of the Night

Louis-Ferdinand Céline

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

Journey to the End of the Night

Sedanet articles about Louis-Ferdinand Céline

Introducing the Book Journey to the End of the Night

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