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Discover the captivating world of 'Mauve Desert' by Nicole Brossard, an essential addition to Canadian and feminist literature. This acclaimed novel, first published in 1987, is now available in a new trade paperback edition, published by Coach House Books in 2002. A masterclass in storytelling, 'Mauve Desert' weaves together three distinct narratives that challenge and inspire. Follow fifteen-year-old Mélanie as she navigates the Arizona desert in her white Meteor, seeking freedom from her mother's grasp and her tumultuous relationship with Lorna at the roadside Mauve Motel. The second story features Maudes Laures, who becomes enchanted with 'Mauve Desert', embarking on a remarkable quest to uncover its depths, its elusive author, and the profound meanings embedded within. Finally, the narrative culminates in 'Mauve, the horizon', where Laures translates her emotional journey through the lens of Brossard's original work. This groundbreaking novel is a deeply moving exploration of desire, identity, and the intricate art of translation. Brossard's agile and inventive prose resonates with readers, inviting them into a landscape where words and emotions shift like sand dunes. Immerse yourself in this innovative work that promises to challenge your intellect and stir your senses. Ideal for readers with a passion for feminist literature and Canadian novels, 'Mauve Desert' is a timeless classic that continues to ignite curiosity and discourse. Add it to your collection today and experience the unique pulse of Brossard's literary artistry.