Author: Pascal Quignard

A captivating and wide-ranging interpretation of accidental dismounting.   In Pascal Quignards writing, philology hunts for wild game in a dark for...

Last Kingdom is a set of books that . . . is neither philosophical argumentation nor little disparate, scholarly essays, nor novelistic narrative; ...

Prolific essayist, translator, and critic Pascal Quignard has described his Last Kingdom series as something unique. It consists, he says, neither ...

When translator Claire Methuen travels back to her hometown of Dinard for a family wedding, she runs into her old piano teacher Madame Ladon. After...

Aprolific essayist, novelist, translator, and philosopher, and a critic of rare elegance, Pascal Quignard returns anew to the major questions of ex...

The first English translation of the novel awarded the 2000 Grand Prix du Roman de lAcadémie Française A Terrace in Rome describes the tormented l...

Pascal Quignard is an enigmatic author whose writings rove with great poise across the worlds of literary and artistic endeavour, classical and mod...