Mariana Enríquez turns her lifelong fascination with cemeteries into an essay, and confesses a theft in the Paris catacombs
The Argentine novelist, author of 'Nuestra parte de noche', publishes 'J'irai marcher sur vos tombes' with Editions du Sous-Sol, recounting a secret she had never told before.
Mariana Enríquez, the Buenos Aires-born novelist known for 'Nuestra parte de noche' (published in French as 'Notre part de nuit'), is releasing an essay devoted to cemeteries, a fascination she says has followed her since childhood. The book, 'J'irai marcher sur vos tombes', comes out with Editions du Sous-Sol, according to Bibliobs.
Among the stories Enríquez tells, Bibliobs reports, is one she had never revealed before: stealing a bone from the Paris catacombs. The outlet published advance excerpts from the essay.
No further details on the book's structure, length or release date were given in the material available.
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