Books by Louis-Ferdinand Celine

George Steiner, with Laure Adler, A Long Saturday: Conversations .  Steiner is one of the most knowledgeable people, even into his 90s.  From these conversations I learned that he started working for The Economist as an economics reporter after WWII, computers drive us to a notion of “minimal language,” “God is Kafka’s uncle,” he recommends North , by Louis-Ferdinand Céline , and Ben-Gurion once told him “Only one thing matters: send me your children.”  By the way, “Malraux predicted that the re...