Off the back cover:
Jean-Claude, Pierrot, and Marie-Ange - a perverse, tender-savage ménage-á-trois, seizing each day as though its their last.
In Going Places anything goes, the edge of the world may be around the next bend in the road, and even the best driver sometimes brakes too late...
Born in Paris in 1939, Bertrand Blier was best known as a film director (Hitler connais pas; Breakdown) until the publication in France of Going Places, his first novel, made him a best-selling author. Directed by Blier, the critically acclaimed film of Going Places, with Jean Moreau, was released in 1974.
Jean-Claude, Pierrot, and Marie-Ange - a perverse, tender-savage ménage-á-trois, seizing each day as though its their last.
In Going Places anything goes, the edge of the world may be around the next bend in the road, and even the best driver sometimes brakes too late...
Born in Paris in 1939, Bertrand Blier was best known as a film director (Hitler connais pas; Breakdown) until the publication in France of Going Places, his first novel, made him a best-selling author. Directed by Blier, the critically acclaimed film of Going Places, with Jean Moreau, was released in 1974.
