Seas

Seas is a daring and unsettling work that feels at once archaic and disturbingly modern: presented as a found manuscript of questionable origins, it is the fragmented memoir of a French aristocrat with no fear of the consequences of his actions, and no morality or conscience to restrain his unparallelled acts of violence and sexual predation as he travels throughout the world. In a voice at once erudite yet ruthless, contemplative yet narcissistic, the narrative describes increasingly extreme episodes of surreal transgressive actions and obsessions told from an uncompromising viewpoint. Seas will resonate with readers drawn to the works of Louis-Ferdinand Céline, Georges Bataille, and the Marquis de Sade.