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This is a tender and respectful, comical and depressing, enchanting and unforgettable love story. It is a fairy tale of the Jazz Age, funny and poignant at the same time, full of happiness and tragedy, enchanting and full of delight. In this daring work, Duke Ellington is like a cartoon character, Jean-Paul Sartre is a burlesque puppet, and death removes the likenesses of white water lilies. This novel outlines things that are eternal and triumphant: the untold happiness of absolute love and the music of black Americans.