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Pêcheur d'Islande
- Narrated by: Marc Hamon
- Length: 6 hrs and 2 mins
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Pêcheur d'Islande
Narrated by:
Marc Hamon
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Publisher's Summary
C'est l'histoire d'un amour longtemps jugé impossible que nous conte ce roman, entre Gaud, fille d'un commerçant de Paimpol, et Yann, le pêcheur, de ceux qu'on nomme les "Islandais". Mais c'est surtout un grand drame de la mer, et l'une des expressions les plus abouties de ce thème éternel. Marin lui-même, Pierre Loti y déploie une poésie puissante, saisissante de vérité, pour dépeindre la rude vie des pêcheurs, l'âpre solitude des landes bretonnes, le départ des barques, la présence fascinante et menaçante de l'Océan.
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