Gare à l'aube

Gare à l'aube

by Larry Tremblay

Part of Collection Initiale

1992
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La poésie de Larry Tremblay "pensée / proche des mots / prend l'habitude / d'emprunter un sexe" (p. 81). Un recueil traversé par un train, réel et symbolique ("J'ai sur l'estomac / le train de l'étrange"). Très bon, mais un peu moins fulgurant et concerté que ##La place des yeux##. Selon l'éditeur "le livre exprime la fuite d'un meurtrier qui a tué par amour."

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    How does the recurring image of the train—acting as both a literal presence and a symbolic force—shape the overall atmosphere and journey of the collection?

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    Larry Tremblay’s poetry is described as "borrowing a sex" and staying close to the weight of words; how does the collection explore the boundaries of gender, identity, and physical desire?

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    The publisher notes that the book captures the flight of a murderer who killed for love. How does Tremblay challenge our traditional moral judgments about guilt and innocence through the lens of romantic devotion?

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