Christine R.
WIdely recognised as one of the great anti-war novels, and a very moving and often very funny or lyrically comic chronicle of the Paris poor in the first decades of the 20th century, and written by a deeply contradictory, wounded, mad anti-semite, compassionate doctor to the Paris poor, war hero, and one of the most passionate men of the 20th century, Louis-Ferdinand Celine. This is a well read, easy to listen to narration of a long novel, a tragic chronicle and brilliant satire.