The Tenant (novel)
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"I am not Simone Choule!"--Trelkovsky in The Tenant (1976) by Roland Topor "Au mur, elle avait accroché des reproductions de Marie Laurencin, des coquillages vernis, des photos découpées dans un ..."The Tenant (1976) by Roland Topor "stierenekken, vissebekken, hazelippen ..."--The Tenant (1976) by Roland Topor, p. 106 |
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The Tenant ("Le Locataire Chimérique") is a 1964 novel by Roland Topor. The Tenant is the story of a Parisian of Polish descent, an exploration of alienation and identity. The novel was adapted to film by Roman Polanski in 1976.
A new presentation of The Tenant by Roland Topor was released in October, 2006. The book has Topor's original novel, a new introduction by Thomas Ligotti, a selection of short stories by Topor, a healthy representation of Topor's artwork, and an essay on the famous Roman Polanski film version.
Thomas Ligotti's introduction clocks in at 3500 words and concerns the affirmative themes of world-renowned authors, focusing such as Luigi Pirandello.
