Étienne Lenoir

Étienne Lenoir

inventor Belgium

Étienne Lenoir, a fictional representation of the Belgian-French inventor of the internal combustion engine, appears in George Saunders's Vigil as a second ghost who challenges K.J. Boone to confront his past sins against nature, adding depth to the narrative's exploration of accountability and redemption.

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Canada Canada: Étienne Lenoir is the Belgian-French inventor of the internal combustion engine who appears as a ghost in the novel. 7

The Globe and Mail: In his new novel, Vigil, George Saunders explores deathbed comfort and ‘idiot compassion’