Mémoires de l’ombre, par Marcel Béalu, Bibliothèque Marabout
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Published in 1972 in the Marabout Fantastic series, Memoirs of the Shadow gathers one hundred and twenty short pieces that perfectly capture the unique world of Marcel Béalu.
Introduced by Jean-Baptiste Baronian in a preface entitled “Marcel Béalu or the Reasons for the Irrational”, the collection leads readers into a universe where everyday reality is subtly disturbed by mystery, dreams and the unexpected.
Rather than relying on dramatic effects, Béalu creates an atmosphere of quiet unease in which ordinary places and familiar objects slowly reveal hidden dimensions.
The volume also includes a bibliography of the author's works, making it an excellent introduction to one of the most distinctive voices in twentieth-century French fantastic literature.
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Perfect-bound paperback. Illustrated covers with a small crease mark. Page edges and paper age-toned. Very good overall condition. 248 pages.
About the author
Marcel Béalu was a French writer and bookseller whose fascination with dreams, rare books and the hidden mysteries of everyday life shaped a unique body of fantastic fiction.
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Published in 1972 in the Marabout Fantastic series, Memoirs of the Shadow gathers one hundred and twenty short pieces that perfectly capture the unique world of Marcel Béalu.
Introduced by Jean-Baptiste Baronian in a preface entitled “Marcel Béalu or the Reasons for the Irrational”, the collection leads readers into a universe where everyday reality is subtly disturbed by mystery, dreams and the unexpected.
Rather than relying on dramatic effects, Béalu creates an atmosphere of quiet unease in which ordinary places and familiar objects slowly reveal hidden dimensions.
The volume also includes a bibliography of the author's works, making it an excellent introduction to one of the most distinctive voices in twentieth-century French fantastic literature.