Break of Day by Colette




Break of Day by Colette
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“Are you imagining, as you read me, that I'm portraying myself? Have patience: this is merely my model.”
― Colette, Break of Day
Written in the first person, and often in the present tense, Break of Day introduces the shifting memoir-as-fiction form that was to become her distinctive medium; what Angela Carter described as "a peculiar form of literary striptease".
Used book: Excellent Condition
Translated by: Enid McLeod
Third Printing
Designed by: Jacqueline Schuman
Publisher: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux
Publication date: 1976
PAPERBACK / SOFTBACK ISBN: 0-374-51221-3
Pages: 143