Publisher's Synopsis
The Botanical Garden is a work of philosophical fiction that explores humanity by speculating on art literature and life. This text allows readers to bathe in Fremon's flow of ideas, aphorisms, and bits and pieces of biology and anthropology in relation to his philosophical garden. He writes, I liked the sort of chaos made from disorder and improvisation in which I lived. The idea of having several personalities on hand at once... the assurance of being able at will to leave one part of yourself so as to take refuge in an other... Why not... treat oneself to this luxury?''
