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Jean-Paul SARTRE

Les mots

Gallimard, Paris 1964, 12x19cm, broché.

First edition, one of the copies of the Press. Exceptional autograph dedication signed by the author Olga [Kosakiewicz]. Student of Beauvoir in 1933, Olga became the lover in 1935 while Sartre falls madly in love with the young Franco-Russian. Sartre-Beauvoir Olga relationship inaugurates the love triangle that will spice up the lives of both writers. Sartre never happen to his mistress Olga, however his passion triggers jealousy de Beauvoir. Thereafter, Beauvoir form a new trio with Olga and her husband Jacques-Laurent Bost, while Sartre became the lover of the younger sister Olga, Wanda Kosakiewitcz. Deeply affected by the woman who will all its very close to the couple, Sartre and Beauvoir life have inspired many of Olga in their writings. She is the model of Xaviere in Beauvoir's first novel, "The Guest"; Ivich in the "Pathways to Freedom" Sartre who also dedicated his second novel, "The Wall". In 1939, he wrote: "You are my love, my darling mandrake and I do not want to think that your dear little face, which I would like, at least once, to see a look of tenderness And I. 'm happy again to love you. What do you any worse than you are, you are, as Ivich my novel and my freedom. I love you, I dread to find tomorrow to mail a letter and small complainer stop in response to mine yesterday. Write me soon it's over, my little mandrake. " In these books the phoney war Sartre recounts his unhappy passion for Olga: "I was nervous, anxious. I expected each day, the time of the review and, beyond this point, I do not know what reconciliation. The future of all those moments ... it was this impossible love "(" Book of the phoney war "pp.14-15). and, further, "For the first time in my life, I felt humble and disarmed by someone and I wanted to learn" (Book of the Phoney War, p. 102).

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