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Dracula and other masterpieces

The prince of darkness has become his bible! While out at Michel Lafon a sequel to Bram Stoker's Dracula , written by his great-nephew, the Omnibus editions publish the complete works of Irish writer including the mythical tale of the famous vampire from Transylvania and other stories, often unpublished. Under the joint leadership of a specialist author, Alain Pozzuoli, this collection brings together, once and for all, along with Dracula, all the demons and nightmares born of Stoker's imagination, "snakes and giant antediluvian Marsh shifting, reincarnation of an Egyptian princess, disturbing dreams, tortured landscapes, ancient evil ... "And even a haunted house (The house of the judge )! Four novels and twenty-eight short stories to discover or rediscover the work of a lifetime, inspired by Celtic legends that he told his mother. Certainly, it is dense written small on paper but fragile, just as the illustrious writers enter the Bibliotheque de la Pleiade, Bram Stoker finally found its rightful place in the pantheon of great fantasy authors, in an edition in tribute when the reader will draw his own way, the sleepless nights and a full moon ...

Olivier

NB Following the observation of a player on the late date of release of this book, I inquired with Omnibus. The book will not actually exposed in bookstores before 07/01/2010. However, it is possible to order a preview at your bookstore.

See also on our website:

Vampires: And if that were true? by Erick Fearson

Interview with Jean Marigny Specialist mythology of vampires

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Between the Lines

Between the Lines: Paintings and Drawings by

Naomie Kremer and Dan Miller

From October 8 to November 15, 2009

Opening: Thursday, October 8, 2009 from 18h to 21h

"Between the Lines" showcases the work two American artists, Naomie Kremer and Dan Miller and part of an initiative to promote the gallery, in one place, artists with disabilities, self-taught, and contemporary artists. The works of Kremer and Miller seem to respond, similarity of style and technique, while the two artists live art and the world very differently. One is a contemporary artist, the other is a handicapped artist.

Both combine color and line. Lines, Signs reproduced again and again until the obsession. It emanates from their works a Energy drawn from the bold colors and strength enhanced by the repeated motifs. An abstraction of rich humanity.

The gallery exhibits works also four "hybrid" (projections on tables) from Kremer and a short video created specially for the exhibition, which echoes the work of Miller.