Gray cover with light gray spine, upper top corner is bumped. "Adieux is a personal dialogue of astonishing candor. Sartre openly discusses his relationships with women - a subject which seems to pain De Beauvoir even now; his ugliness; his fear of passion. And in one of the most moving passages in "Adieux" , De Beauvoir anticipates Satre's death. She knows he is dying, but she cannot tell him. Esistentialism's acceptance of death does not console her.

BIOGRAPHY - SARTRE, JEAN PAUL