
Holy Ghetto of Loans.
CNLN° d'inventaire | 32121 |
Format | 22.5 x 29 |
Détails | 144 p., paperback. |
Publication | Paris, 2025 |
Etat | Nine |
ISBN | 9782358211444 |
This "grimoire" invites us to cross an incorruptible district within a world that is collapsing:
That of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. It is under poetic-sociological finery that this ghetto, "the ring on the finger of Paris," is revealed. In an almost mythological vision, Pomerand restores its howlers, thugs, drunks, the church - "the only savage in the neighborhood" -, the intellectual whores, jazz and the "poètes" (Cocteau, Vian, Sartre...).
Alongside this long, ardent poem which prefigures the experiments of the beat generation, 47 metagraphed plates, rebus-like forms making the signs sing, adorn the text and breathe new symbolism into it, giving this singular work the tone of "a stop in the verbiage" (Jacques Baratier).
This "grimoire" invites us to cross an incorruptible district within a world that is collapsing:
That of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. It is under poetic-sociological finery that this ghetto, "the ring on the finger of Paris," is revealed. In an almost mythological vision, Pomerand restores its howlers, thugs, drunks, the church - "the only savage in the neighborhood" -, the intellectual whores, jazz and the "poètes" (Cocteau, Vian, Sartre...).
Alongside this long, ardent poem which prefigures the experiments of the beat generation, 47 metagraphed plates, rebus-like forms making the signs sing, adorn the text and breathe new symbolism into it, giving this singular work the tone of "a stop in the verbiage" (Jacques Baratier).