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Un bon jour pour mourir
- Narrated by: Stéphane Varupenne
- Length: 5 hrs and 38 mins
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Un bon jour pour mourir
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Stéphane Varupenne
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Summary
Cuites, amour et dynamite, un amateur de pêche mélancolique, un ancien du Viêt-Nam et une jeune femme aux jambes interminables traversent l'Amérique des années soixante, unis par une "mission" folle et héroïque : faire sauter un barrage du Grand Canyon. Mais l'équipée sauvage de cet improbable trio va bientôt tourner à la gueule de bois carabinée !
©1985 Éditions Robert Laffont, S.A. Traduit par Sara Oudin (P)2019 Lizzie, un département d'Univers Poche, Paris
Critic reviews
La presse en parle :
"Véritable cow-boy de l'écriture, Jim Harrison nous arrive comme un Don Quichotte d'outre-Atlantique qui réintroduit le plaisir d'une lecture simple mais fulgurante."
Le Monde