Hervé Guibert: Suzanne and Louise DigitalMagic Hour Press, 2024, softcover, 144 pages, 17 x 22cm Guiberts photo novel exploring the reclusive lives of his great aunts, published in English for the first time The protagonists of Suzanne and Louise, the second book by French writer and photographer Herv Guibert, are his elderly great aunts, who lived alone in a large townhouse in Paris 15th arrondissement. The older sister controlled the finances while the younger, a former nun, did the
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