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    Blues Troubadour, a journey in writing light: With Pascal Montagne photos. Collector's edition.
    Blues Troubadour, a journey in writing light: With Pascal Montagne photos. Collector's edition.
    Blues Troubadour, a journey in writing light: With Pascal Montagne photos. Collector's edition.
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    Blues Troubadour, a journey in writing light: With Pascal Montagne photos. Collector's edition.

    By Christina Goh

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    An innovative literature at the crossroads of fiction, poetic collection and illustrated writing.
    A story which transports us, illustrated by the images of the press photographer and the author of exhibition Pascal Montagne.
    A surprising artistic exploration which can not be explained...
    A not-to-be-missed work... To be unfolded as soon as possible!
    Hardcover collector's edition.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateJul 24, 2017
    ISBN9782322166930
    Blues Troubadour, a journey in writing light: With Pascal Montagne photos. Collector's edition.
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    Christina Goh

    Christina Goh est une vocaliste de blues reconnue à l'international, compositrice et écrivaine française d'origine ivoiro-martiniquaise à l'univers artistique pluridisciplinaire. Depuis plus d'une double décennie, la poétesse trace une route singulière de sa plume incisive particulière.

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