CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand).
Journey to the End of the Night. Novel.
Paris: Denoël et Steele, 1932. — In-8, 185 x 118: 623 pp., printed cover. Paperback. 
Reprint on plain paper, printed the same year as the first edition by the Grande Imprimerie de Troyes.
Through the wanderings of Ferdinand Bardamu—from Africa to America—the author depicts his vision of the world and of humanity. This journey continually plunges him into ever-deeper misery and social decline. Written in colloquial language and slang, this novel offers a scathing critique of war, its cruelty, and the cowardice it engenders.
Well-preserved copy. The cover has been skillfully repaired.
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CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Journey to the End of the Night. Novel. Paris: Denoël et Steele, 1932. — In-8, 185 x 118: 623 pp., printed cover. Paperback. Reprint on plain paper, printed the same year as the first edition by the Grande Imprimerie de Troyes. Through the wanderings of Ferdinand Bardamu—from Africa to America—the author depicts his vision of the world and of humanity. This journey continually plunges him into ever-deeper misery and social decline. Written in colloquial language and slang, this novel offers a scathing critique of war, its cruelty, and the cowardice it engenders. Well-preserved copy. The cover has been skillfully repaired.

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CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Journey to the End of the Night. Novel. Paris: Denoël et Steele, 1932. — In-8, 185 x 118: 623 pp., printed cover. Paperback. Reprint on plain paper, printed the same year as the first edition by the Grande Imprimerie de Troyes. Through the wanderings of Ferdinand Bardamu—from Africa to America—the author depicts his vision of the world and of humanity. This journey continually plunges him into ever-deeper misery and social decline. Written in colloquial language and slang, this novel offers a scathing critique of war, its cruelty, and the cowardice it engenders. Well-preserved copy. The cover has been skillfully repaired.
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