London Bridge

London Bridge

Editorial Reviews
Julian Rios
Celine, like good wines and good novelists, has improved with age. London Bridge is Celine's most thrilling novel and his best journey--a hallucinatory trip--to the ends (East and West) of an unreal or rather surrealistic city very much like hell

Publishers Weekly, Jan. 23, 1995
Whatever you think of Celine's politics, it's hard to deny his position as an innovative, influential and still readable writer

London Bridge

London Bridge,Louis-Ferdinand Celine,Dominic Di Bernardi,Dalkey Archive Press,1564781755,Fiction,Fiction - Historical,Historical - General,Literary,Historical fiction

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