The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
The imagination is always more horrible than the truth. — Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
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The imagination is always more horrible than the truth.

— Hervé Guibert, The Mausoleum of Lovers: Journals 1976-1991
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