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This volume is a collection of all nine plays Kristóf wrote; five full length plays and four shorter plays.This collection contains the plays: John and Joe, The Lift Key, A Passing Rat, The Grey Hour or the Last Client, The Monster, The Road, The Epidemic, The Atonement, and Line, of times.

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In French. Genève, Éditions Zoe, 2000. 1e. et seule ed. Broché, 18x11cm, 206p. Abrasion légère à la quatrième de couverture. Nom de l'ancien possesseur sur la page de titre.

Vinyl LP pressing of this EP. Canadian electronic music producer Cri is quickly striding forward in exciting directions, bringing the current signature Montreal sound of house synths, syncopated snares and fluid basslines into a new era. Finding success in early 2015 with "Pearl", directed by Kristof Brandl, the self-taught composer and DJ began his musical experimentations in 2012, with artists like Floating Points, Mount Kimbie, Lone and Caribou vastly influencing his early sonic adventures an

Hungarian electroacoustic duo 12z (pronounced one two zed) present Trembling Air, an eclectic collection of intricate, improvisatory tone poems. As pure improvisers, Balint Szabo and Marton Kristof have constructed a substantial body of work, including film scores, studio recordings, and a significant archive of 12z [sessionz] - weekly improvised jams with a shifting cast of collaborators. These [sessionz] were compiled into a self-released podcast, released following their 2013 self-titled debu

Où es-tu Mathias ? et Line, le temps convoquent les obsessions d''Agota Kristof : l''enfance et sa terrifiante clairvoyance, le désespoir intégral de la vie, la tromperie des mots, la dilution du temps, mais aussi l''humour et le rêve.Sandor, le héros de Où es-tu Mathias? nous entraîne dans le dédale d''incertitudes que connaissent bien les lecteurs d''Agota Kristof. Plus légère, plus cocasse, Line, l''héroïne d''un court texte pour la scène, est une jeune fille amoureuse comme plus jamais elle ne le sera adulte.Postface de Marie-Thérèse Lathion

Fronted as ever by David Thomas, Pere Ubu unveil their new album, 20 YEARS IN A MONTANA MISSILE SILO, which opens the doors of the avant-garage to reveal the hardworking mechanics hammering away at the fundamentals of blue-collar rock.A three-guitar revision sees Keith Molin, Gary Siperko and Kristof Hahn (The Swans) expand the established orchestra of analog and digital synths (Wheeler, Gagarin), clarinet (Boon), drums (Mehlman) and Thomas unique vocals.20 YEARS IN A MONTANA MISSILE SILO foll

Started in late 2012 in Berlin, Sneers is a two-piece music project formed by songwriter guitarist M.G. Blaankart and drummer Leonardo O. Stefenelli. This is their third album, recorded in Berlin in January / February 2018 with the studio collaboration of Kristof Hahn from Swans at the lap steel guitar. Songs were composed by M.G. Blaankart on acoustic guitar and she describes the record as an anthropocentric exploration of heaven and hell with the weapons of haunting lyricism, irrationality and

The inspiring story of how the iconoclastic humanitarian Jim Grant succeeded in saving the lives of tens of millions of children through his extraordinary ability to win over world leaders Nicholas Kristof hailed Jim Grant as a man who “probably saved more lives than were destroyed by Hitler, Mao, and Stalin combined.” Nominated by President Jimmy Carter to head UNICEF, Grant ran the United Nations agency from 1980 to 1995 and became the most powerful advocate for children the world has ever seen. To ensure that even children trapped by war received health care and immunizations, he brokered humanitarian ceasefires by exploiting the political self-interests of presidents and warlords alike. Grant at first met fierce resistance at the United Nations and in his own organization, and some thought his ideas were crazy and dangerous. But as he kept toppling obstacle after obstacle, he eventually won over even his most stubborn detractors. Grant spearheaded a historic surge in worldwide childhood immunization rates and launched a movement that profoundly altered the face of global health and international development. 

« Embarquez à bord de l'astronef CosmoQueer et vivez à la vitesse de la lumière des aventures insensées pour vendre un stock de sacs à main lumineux et de Vélosolex de l'espace ! » Trop tard ! le cybermag des fashion's victims « Tandis que l'Empire Terrien doit faire face à la sécession, Kristof, le vaillant capitaine cyborg, Stefan, le pilote déluré et frivole, Alex6, l'androïde hystérique, et Ana la mécanicienne, vont traverser une galaxie complètement " folle ». The Galactic's Observer « CosmoQueer nous dévoile enfin tout sur les Voyageurs, ces étranges créatures extraterrestres. » Voilà « Un space opera délirant et déjanté qui dynamite joyeusement les clichés du genre ! »

- Kristof appears twice a week in the Los Angeles Times and is nationally syndicated in 50 papers with a reach of 40 million readers- Saving and investing strategies for families across all income levels- Essential lessons on getting yourself or the kids through school with the least economic pain possible- Written in an engaging and lighthearted style that makes a complex topic accessible to all readers

"Not since Jerzy Kosinski’s The Painted Bird or Agota Kristof’s Notebook Trilogy has there been such a harrowing novel about what it’s like to be a young person in a war. That Chris Abani is able to find humanity, mercy, and even, yes, forgiveness, amid such devastation is something of a miracle.” Rebecca Brown, author of The End of Youth"The moment you enter these pages, you step into a beautiful and terrifying dream. You are in the hands of a master, a literary shaman. Abani casts his spell so completely so devastatingly you emerge cleansed, redeemed, and utterly haunted." Brad Kessler, author of Birds in FallPart Inferno, part Paradise Lost, and part Sunjiata epic, Song for Night is the story of a West African boy soldier’s lyrical, terrifying, yet beautiful journey through the nightmare landscape of a brutal war in search of his lost platoon. The reader is led by the voiceless protagonist who, as part of a land mine-clearing platoon, had his vocal chords cut, a move to keep these children from screaming when blown up, and thereby distracting the other minesweepers. The book is written in a ghostly voice, with each chapter headed by a line of the unique sign language these children invented. This book is unlike anything else ever written about an African war. Chris Abani is a Nigerian poet and novelist and the author of The Virgin of Flames, Becoming Abigail (a New York Times Editor’s Choice), and GraceLand (a selection of the Today Show Book Club and winner of the 2005 PEN/Hemingway Prize and the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award). His other prizes include a PEN Freedom to Write Award, a Prince Claus Award, and a Lannan Literary Fellowship. He lives and teaches in California.

Au-delà de la fable, on se livre ici à l''exploration impitoyable d''une mémoire si longtemps divisée, à l''image de l''Europe. A travers le destin séparé de Lucas et de Claus, les jumeaux du Grand Cahier, Agota Kristof nous révèle que, dans l''univers totalitaire, générosité et solidarité sont parfois plus meurtrières que le crime.