![]() Upon being censored, the work gained immediate international support by the likes of Joseph Beuys, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Pierre Boulez, Italo Calvino, and Jean-Paul Sartre.įifty years later, the work of Pierre Guyotat – who passed away on February 7th of this year – exerts an ever-growing impact, having proven to be prescient of a world on the verge of transformation. Deemed a “Saharian fiction”, it was instantly praised by Michel Foucault and published with forewords by Michel Leiris, Roland Barthes, and Philippe Sollers. Since its release with publishing house Gallimard on September 9th, 1970, Eden, Eden, Eden has provoked fascinations and scandals. The reading will comprise the final pages of Eden, Eden, Eden in a Greek translation by Christodoulos Panayiotou, read at sunset by Veronica Georgiou. ![]() ![]() The Island Club joins the Association Pierre Guyotat in celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Eden, Eden, Eden, presenting one of fifty readings which will take place around the world on September 9th. ![]()
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