I'm Gone (2001)
I'm Gone is a 2001 French-language middle-aged men book written by Jean Echenoz.
Description: 195 p. ; 22 cm. Other Titles: Je m'en vais. Responsibility: Jean Echenoz ; translated from the French by Mark Polizzotti. Abstract: This Goncourt Prize-winning novel is about a Parisian art dealer who walks out on his wife to join a treasure hunting expedition to the Arctic, only to find himself caught up in a theft. Echenoz has produced a suspenseful crime caper, a look at the uncertainties of love, and a witty foray into corruption in the art market.
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What is I'm Gone about?
Description: 195 p. ; 22 cm. Other Titles: Je m'en vais. Responsibility: Jean Echenoz ; translated from the French by Mark Polizzotti. Abstract: This Goncourt Prize-winning novel is about a Parisian art dealer who walks out on his wife to join a treasure hunting expedition to the Arctic, only to find himself caught up in a theft. Echenoz has produced a suspenseful crime caper, a look at the uncertainties of love, and a witty foray into corruption in the art market.
When was I'm Gone published?
I'm Gone was published in 2001.
Who made I'm Gone?
I'm Gone was written by Jean Echenoz.