Emmanuel Bove
Emmanuel Bove
Emmanuel Bove was born in 1898 in Paris, France. A notable figure in 20th-century French literature, Bove is known for his distinctive literary voice and exploration of human alienation. His work often delves into themes of solitude and the complexities of everyday life, reflecting a deep understanding of the human condition.
Personal Name: Emmanuel Bove
Birth: 1898
Death: 1945
Emmanuel Bove Books
(3 Books)
"Victor Baton is a wounded war veteran trying to reestablish his prewar lifestyle but avoid work. Living in a run-down boardinghouse, Baton spends his days searching Paris for the modest comforts of warmth, cheap meals, and friendship, but he finds little. Despite his desperate situation, Baton remains vain and unsympathetic, a Bovian antihero to the core. Bove himself called My Friends, published in France in 1923, a "novel of impoverished solitude.""--BOOK JACKET.
