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• Winner of L'Express/BFMTV Readers Prize 2016 (France)

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Praise for Nothing But Dust A combination of a South American Western and a noir, Nothing But Dust has airs of Faulknerian tragedy in full Argentinian heat. A vicious circle of cruelty and redemption, written with complete austerity. --Lire [Sandrine Collette] has a gift. The gift to lose herself in unknown, inhospitable lands and, as if by magic, to bring forth from them the harshest bitterness and the most firmly hidden beauty. --L'Express A claustrophobic drama placed in a setting both hostile and sublime. --Biblioteca Magazine The novel's descriptions of nature are at times exalted, at others coldly descriptive--but in spite of the severity that dominates the setting, in Collette's prose, the young Rafael is a radiant hero. --T�l�rama

Praise for Nothing But Dust ""A combination of a South American Western and a noir, Nothing But Dust has airs of Faulknerian tragedy in full Argentinian heat. A vicious circle of cruelty and redemption, written with complete austerity."" --Lire ""[Sandrine Collette] has a gift. The gift to lose herself in unknown, inhospitable lands and, as if by magic, to bring forth from them the harshest bitterness and the most firmly hidden beauty."" --L'Express ""A claustrophobic drama placed in a setting both hostile and sublime."" --Biblioteca Magazine ""The novel's descriptions of nature are at times exalted, at others coldly descriptive--but in spite of the severity that dominates the setting, in Collette's prose, the young Rafael is a radiant hero."" --Télérama

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Sandrine Collette was born in Paris in 1970. She divides her time between Nanterre, where she teaches philosophy and literature, and Burgundy, where she has a horse stud farm. She is the author of numerous novels. Nothing But Dust, winner of the Landerneau Prize for crime fiction, is her English language debut. Alison Anderson's translations for Europa Editions include novels by Sélim Nassib, Amélie Nothomb, and Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt. She is the translator of The Elegance of the Hedgehog (Europa, 2008) and The Life of the Elves (Europa, 2016) by Muriel Barbery.

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