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Raymond Queneau
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| #3133717 in Books | University of Nebraska Press | 2000-08-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.50 x.43 x5.51l,.50 | File type: PDF | 159 pages | ||18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.| A curious mix of pieces best considered as a sampler|By M. J. Smith|These pieces are followed by Notes - a section I rarely like in literature but here it is appropriate, necessary and well done. These pieces often require knowledge of the world play in French or the ability to catch allusions that are unlikely to be known by an English-language reader. A sampling of the te|From Library Journal|Surrealist author, Hegel commentator, mathematician, and Gallimard editor, Queneau (Zazie dans le M tro) not only worked in a variety of disciplines but wrote across the genre spectrum. These brief pieces were collected after his death in 19
Stories and Remarks collects the best of Raymond Queneau's shorter prose. The works span his career and include short stories, an uncompleted novel, melancholic and absurd essays, occasionally baffling "Texticles," a pastiche of Alice in Wonderland, and his only play. Talking dogs, boozing horses, and suicides come head to head with ruminations on the effects of aerodynamics on addition, rhetorical dreams, and a pioneering example of permutational fiction inf...
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