Journey to the end of the night

'Journey to the End of the Night' is a novel by Louis-Ferdinand Céline, known for its pessimistic and anti-heroic outlook on life.

The story follows the protagonist, Bardamu, through various experiences including World War I, colonial Africa, and the United States.

Céline employs a unique writing style characterized by colloquial language, fragmented sentences, and relentless social criticism.

The book explores themes of human suffering, disillusionment, and the absurdity of existence.

It remains a significant work of modernist literature despite the author's controversial views.