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Our Lady of the Flowers

Our Lady of the Flowers | Jean Genet

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Our Lady of the Flowers | Jean Genet

#wishesandblessings Not really Christmas themed but definitely #green

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Our Lady of the Flowers | Jean Genet

This was written in its entirety from the solitude of a prison cell. At one point the manuscript was discovered and burned, and Genet just started all over again, despite having no hope that he would finish it before it was destroyed, or that he would be able to carry it out with him, or that it would ever be published. It's also my first Genet, so I'm pretty pumped about that.