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About Raymond Queneau
Raymond Queneau was a French poet and novelist and the co-founder of Ouvroir de littérature potentielle (Oulipo).
Novels
A Hard Winter (1948)
The Skin of Dreams (1948)
Pierrot (1950)
Exercises in Style (1958)
Zazie in the Metro (1959)
The Blue Flowers (1967)
Between Blue and Blue: a Sort of Novel (1967)
The Bark Tree (1968)
aka Witch Grass
The Flight of Icarus (1968)
Saint Glinglin (1975)
The Sunday of Life (1976)
We Always Treat Women To Well (1981)
Yours for the Telling (1982)
Odile (1988)
The Last Days (1990)
Children of Clay (2000)
The Skin of Dreams (1948)
Pierrot (1950)
Exercises in Style (1958)
Zazie in the Metro (1959)
The Blue Flowers (1967)
Between Blue and Blue: a Sort of Novel (1967)
The Bark Tree (1968)
aka Witch Grass
The Flight of Icarus (1968)
Saint Glinglin (1975)
The Sunday of Life (1976)
We Always Treat Women To Well (1981)
Yours for the Telling (1982)
Odile (1988)
The Last Days (1990)
Children of Clay (2000)
Collections
Sonnets (poems) (1958)
Poems (poems) (1971)
One Hundred Million Million Poems (poems) (1983)
Stories and Remarks (2000)
Elementary Morality (poems) (2007)
Eyeseas: Selected Poems (poems) (2008)
Poems (poems) (1971)
One Hundred Million Million Poems (poems) (1983)
Stories and Remarks (2000)
Elementary Morality (poems) (2007)
Eyeseas: Selected Poems (poems) (2008)
Raymond Queneau recommends
 Mood Indigo (1968) Boris Vian "The greatest love novel of our time." |
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