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Monsieur le Commandant
French Academician and Nazi sympathiser Paul-Jean Husson writes a letter to his local SS officer in the autumn of 1942. Tormented by an illicit passion for Ilse, his German daughter-in-law, Husson has taken a decision that will devastate several lives, including his own. The letter is intended to explain his actions. It is a dramatic, sometimes harrowing, story that begins in the years leading up to the war, when following the accidental drowning of his daughter, Husson's previously gilded life begins to unravel. And through Husson's confession, Romain Slocombe gives the reader a startling picture of a man's journey: from pillar of the French Establishment and World War One hero, to outspoken supporter of Nazi ideology and the Vichy government.
Tokyo Sex Underground
Photographer Slocombe provides a fascinating,glimpse of Japanese erotic culture through this,stunning collection of provocative, yet poignant,images. Bondage models, porn actresses,prostitutes and party girls are photographed both,at work and play within the sex clubs, hostess,bars, fetish parties and porno factories that,make up Tokyo's thriving sex industry.
Flamboya
The flamboya is a tropical, bright, colorful flower. Viviane Sassen used these colors for her African pictures.
Red Is My Heart
From the author of The Red Notebook, described as 'Parisian perfection' by HRH The Duchess of Cornwall, Red is My Heart is a stunning collection of words and images in collaboration with Parisian street artist, Le Sonneur, about how to mend a broken heart. 'Enchanting' Washington Post How can you mend a broken heart? Do you write a letter to the woman who left you – and post it to an imaginary address? Buy a new watch, to reset your life? Or get rid of the jacket you wore every time you argued, because it was in some way … responsible? Combining the wry musings of a rejected lover with playful drawings in just three colours – red, black and white – bestselling author of The Red Notebook, Antoine Laurain, and renowned street artist Le Sonneur have created a striking addition to the literature of unrequited love. Sharp, yet warm, whimsical and deeply Parisian, this is a must for all Antoine Laurain fans.
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Venus in Pink
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City of the Broken Dolls
Tokyo. Both in hospital rooms and on the neon streets, beautiful young Japanese girls are photographed in plastercasts and bandages, victims of unknown traumas. These are the broken dolls of Romain Slocombe's Tokyo, a city seething with undercurrents of sexual violence and bondage. Not since J G Ballard's 'Crash' have the erotic possibilities of trauma been so vividly and disturbingly exposed. A startling photographic account of a city on the edge.
Route 40
Quel est le point commun entre un shérif posté dans le désert de Mojave, une hippie qui sillonne les routes californiennes en stop, une musicienne suicidaire égarée dans une petite station des Alpes, et une vieille touriste à Paris désireuse de renouer avec son passé ? Le Japon, leur pays de naissance ou d'origine et inspiration éternelle de Romain Slocombe, qui ajoute à la liste de ses talents celui d'auteur incomparable de nouvelles. Sur les routes californiennes, une hippie traversant le désert de Mojave se donne des airs de victime tandis qu'un flic brutal règle les affaires d'autrui à coups de revolver au nom du Seigneur. Dans une station des Alpes, un jeune mac roumain rev...
Tokyo Vertigo
Journey with innovative travel writer Stephen Barber as he guides the reader through the ultimate futuristic city: Tokyo. A cinematic portrayal of the city, from close-up portraits of individual citizens to panoramic descriptions of its vast avenues and immense digital-image screens. From day to night and past to present, "Tokyo Vertigo" is visceral, exhilarating travel writing. Photos.
Le Secret d'Igor Koliazine
Romain Slocombe : l'un des plus grands stylistes français Le Monde Londres, février 1925 : recruté malgré lui par l'Intelligence Service, le journaliste Ralph Exeter, qui renseigne déjà le Guépéou, a beaucoup de mal à concilier ces loyautés contradictoires. Le voici sommé d'approcher Igor Koliazine, gigantesque jeune cosaque qui prétend avoir enterré en Bulgarie le trésor fabuleux de l'Armée blanche du général Wrangel. Ensuite, charge à lui de l'entraîner à Constantinople, d'où ils embarqueront à bord du yacht affrété par la jolie Zhenya Krasnova, déléguée des Soviétiques. Destination Bourgas, objectif les précieuses caisses enfouies dans la forêt. Seulement, ou...
