Witches' Sabbath - Maurice Sachs Mat Brinkman but witty too—the looong cat

but witty too—the looong cat on the cover is a pun on the Japanese expression “to wait with neck outstretched

capturing the heady experimental milieu of the sixties

of thoughtless

"Bachmann’s vision is so original that the effect is like having a new letter of the alphabet

Tamás’ essays are deeply rooted in folklore and the fragility of existence

Witches' Sabbath - Maurice Sachs Mat Brinkman but witty too—the looong catWitches' Sabbath by Maurice Sachs ISBN 9781943679126 276 page paperback published by Spurl Editions *** Translated from the French by Richard Howard. Witches' Sabbath is the remarkable autobiographical chronicle of French author Maurice Sachs (1906 1945). To Sachs, the work was "a statement of account, a moral memo. Or should I say immoral?" He recounts how, as a young man, he befriended Jean Cocteau and Coco Chanel, both of whom he stole from, as he