Super-Cannes

J. G. Ballard

first published 2000 Picador USA, 2001 391 pages

In the hills above Cannes, a European elite has gathered in the business-park Eden-Olympia, a closed society that offers its privileged residents luxury homes, private doctors, private security forces, their own psychiatrists, and other conveniences required by the modern businessman. The book's protagonist, Paul, quits his job as an editor and moves to Eden-Olympia with his wife Jane when she is offered a job there...

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Super-Cannes edition · 2002 · Feltrinelli · 372 pages
Super-Cannes paperback · 2002 · Picador · 400 pages · 9780312306090
Super-Cannes edition · 2001 · Picador USA · 391 pages
Super-Cannes edition · 2001 · Flamingo
Super-Cannes edition · 2000 · Flamingo · 391 pages

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