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I Remain In Darkness
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A woman suffering from Alzheimer's disease is taken in by her daughter who records her decline. The daughter narrates, 'Today she was holding a corner of her blouse...
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AuthorAnnie Ernaux; Tanya Leslie
First published1999
Era1980–1999
PublisherSeven Stories Press
LanguageEnglish
FormatHardcover
ConditionFine
Reference1982606-fine
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A woman suffering from Alzheimer's disease is taken in by her daughter who records her decline. The daughter narrates, 'Today she was holding a corner of her blouse (smock), clutching onto it. In the elevator, she stood facing the mirror. I am sure she could see herself.' By a French writer, author of Simple Passion.More from Memoirs & Diaries
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