Thomas The Impostor (1925)
Thomas The Impostor is a 1925 French-language book written by Jean Cocteau.
Guillaume Thomas is desperate for thrills, glamour and adventure. At just 16 years old he has learned how much can be gained by lying. Cocteau's visionary novel is a 'hymn to the cult of youth' in which the WWI battlefields become an exaggerated spectacle where fiction and reality are inseparable.
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What is Thomas The Impostor about?
Guillaume Thomas is desperate for thrills, glamour and adventure. At just 16 years old he has learned how much can be gained by lying. Cocteau's visionary novel is a 'hymn to the cult of youth' in which the WWI battlefields become an exaggerated spectacle where fiction and reality are inseparable.
When was Thomas The Impostor published?
Thomas The Impostor was published in 1925.
Who made Thomas The Impostor?
Thomas The Impostor was written by Jean Cocteau.