[ UNABLE TO RETRIEVE FULL-TEXT CONTENT :( ]1,037 words The novel-memoirs of Louis-Ferdinand Céline have a peculiarly cinematic texture, like that of rough drafts for projected screenplays. He flashes sense-impressions and side-thoughts at the reader. For the neophyte, this can make for some hard going. On the other hand, these impressionistic prose-sketches can provide a series of clear visuals for anyone attempting […]