The Love of Man

Éléonore in three phases: twelve weeks in Corsica, twelve days in Andalusia, twelve hours in Montreal. Don Juan in three incarnations: in Corsica, he’s Clément, a ladies’ man who’s fading fast; in Andalusia, he’s Don Miguel Mañara, who dreamed of seducing a thousand and two women; in Montreal, he’s Byron and his last unfinished poem. Love, its truth and its lies. Life and death hovering over us.

Jonathan Kaplansky is a literary translator of French in Montreal and won a French Voices Award to translate Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux’s Things Seen and was shortlisted for the David Booth Award for Jonathan Bécotte’s Like a Hurricane. He has also translated works Hélène Dorion, Lise Gauvin, Louis- Philippe Hébert, Hélène Rioux and Lise Tremblay.

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