Jerome 60 Latitude Nord [French]

By Maurice Bedel

Couronn par le prestigieux prix Goncourt en 1927, "Jerome 60 Latitude Nord" est un roman satirique tincelant de Maurice Bedel qui explore avec humour et finesse les contrastes culturels entre la France et la Norv ge des ann es 1920. L' "uvre suit les aventures de J r me, un dramaturge parisien raffin et volage, qui entreprend un voyage vers le Grand Nord pour la mise en sc ne de l'une de ses pi ces.

Plong au c "ur de la soci t norv gienne, J r me est confront une r alit qui bouscule tous ses pr jug s latins. travers sa rencontre avec la jeune Uni, il d couvre un monde o les m "urs sont empreintes d'une libert et d'un pragmatisme d concertants. Entre les paysages enneig s de la Norv ge et les salons intellectuels d'Oslo, Maurice Bedel brosse un portrait piquant de l' mancipation f minine et de la modernit scandinave. Ce r cit de voyage imaginaire se distingue par son style l ger, sa verve ironique et sa r flexion perspicace sur l'incompr hension mutuelle entre les peuples. "Jerome 60 Latitude Nord" demeure un t moignage litt raire captivant sur l'esprit des Ann es folles et le choc des cultures europ ennes.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025754050
• ISBN13: 9781025754055
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 268 Pages
• Weight: 1.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 9.2"