A Few Hours of Sunlight
4 hrs. 52 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Françoise Sagan
Author
Françoise Sagan
Narrator
Alla Chovzhyk
Narrator
Alla Chovzhyk
Description
Françoise Sagan was called the “Mademoiselle Chanel of literature.” Beginning with her very first novel, “Hello, Sadness!” (1954), which caused quite a stir, her literary career developed brilliantly. With surprising ease she created one book after another; they were translated into different languages and flew around the world in millions of copies.
The title “A Little Sun in Cold Water” was inspired by a line from Paul Éluard. The story Françoise Sagan tells in this book can easily be reduced to a simple formula: he loved her with a strange love; she simply loved him. But retelling the book is impossible—just like retelling music or clouds. Françoise Sagan remains true to herself: her prose is transparent, elegant, devoid of poses—bringing joy to generation after generation of readers.
The title “A Little Sun in Cold Water” was inspired by a line from Paul Éluard. The story Françoise Sagan tells in this book can easily be reduced to a simple formula: he loved her with a strange love; she simply loved him. But retelling the book is impossible—just like retelling music or clouds. Françoise Sagan remains true to herself: her prose is transparent, elegant, devoid of poses—bringing joy to generation after generation of readers.
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