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L' inceste 1999

By Christine Angot

  • Lesbianism in literature, Homosexuality in literature, Incest in literature

The narrator is falling out from a torrential relationship with another woman. Delirious with love and yearning, her thoughts grow increasingly cyclical and wild, until exposing the trauma lying behind her pain. With the intimacy offered by a confession, the narrator embarks on a psychoanalysis of herself, giving the reader entry into her tangled experiences with desire, paranoia, and, at the core of it all, incest.

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  • intimateepic

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