Absinthe
earliest edition we have, 1994 Seuil, 1997 paperback 122 pages
Absinthe is the story of Jean Mardet. In his house, a house noted on no official register, in his cellar, among his alembics and flagons, Jean, now known as Jose - priest, magician, sage - celebrates his curious mass, surrounded by his flock, distributing his wonderful and bitter drink. And to a young boy in the village, Jose seems a wizard, and something more - revealing to the young boy the mysteries of absinthe a...
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