A letter by French philosopher Andre Gorzs to his terminally ill wife before their joint suicide pact is published in Britain for the first time - Times Online

My Love, I Can Not Live Without You (A 75 page love letter) The joint suicide of Andr� Gorz, the French philosopher and founder of the magazine Le Nouvel Observateur, and his British-born wife Dorine, who was suffering from a fatal disease, has turned the love letter that he wrote to her into... more

Reviewed by foreignergrl Dec 24 2008, 01:32pm ( 186 reviews ) • timesonline.co.uk

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Rated by daniel65000 on Oct 10, 7:28pm

am as mindful of your presence now as in the early days and would like to make you feel that. You've given me all of your life and all of you; I'd like to be able to give you all of me in the time we have left. You've just turned 82. You are still beautiful, graceful and desirable. We've lived together now for 58 years and I love you more than ever. Lately I've fallen in love with you all over again and I once more carry inside me a gnawing emptiness that can only be filled by your body snuggled up against mine
Rated by hillaryxcore on Aug 21, 4:39pm

This is beautiful. I hope one day to find someone I feel this strongly about.
Rated by hiddenwrinkles on Aug 05, 7:07pm

i do not look forward to the moment where one of us has to leave the other
Rated by amermaidssecret on Aug 05, 3:54pm

From the page: "My love, I cannot live without you"
Rated by michaelclifford on Jun 08, 6:52am

The joint suicide of Andr� Gorz, the French philosopher and founder of the magazine Le Nouvel Observateur, and his British-born wife Dorine, who was suffering from a fatal disease, has turned the love letter that he wrote to her into a surprise bestseller.
Rated by kristenkiya on Jun 08, 3:53am

Beautiful love story
Rated by PERCE-NEIGE on May 28, 4:18pm

"You will soon be 82. You have shrunk six centimetres and you weigh just 45 kilos and you are still beautiful, gracious and desirable"

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