• Dark & Satirical Modernist Novel
Journey to the End of the Night by Louis-Ferdinand Céline (1932) is a groundbreaking novel exploring war, colonialism, and human despair.
• Story of Ferdinand Bardamu
Follows Bardamu, a cynical antihero, through World War I, colonial Africa, America, and Parisian slums, exposing the brutality of society.
• Literary Significance
Known for its raw, conversational style and nihilistic outlook, it remains one of the most influential modernist novels.