Fiore blu Chart #:1 DB-026 Metallic Dark Steel Conteggio:161 Chart #:2 DB-041 Silver Lined Crystal Conteggio:38 Chart #:3 DB-044 Silver Lined Light Blue. Get this from a library! [Raymond Queneau] Home. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for Contacts Search for a Library. Create lists, bibliographies and reviews: or Search WorldCat. Find items in libraries near you.

Antiqbook United Kingdom Reino Unido Reino Unido Royaume-Uni €28.55 ‎Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins University Press. 1997, First Paperback Edition. (ISBN: ) Paperback, 8vo - over 7¾' - 9¾' tall. The first volume in Michel Leiris's monumental four-volume autobiography, 'Rules of the Game.'

The princess by jude deveraux pdf. In this volume, the celebrated French writer examines his inventory of memories, explores the language of his childhood, weaves anecdotes from his private life with his old and recent ideas. In the end, he so mercilessly scrutinizes what was familiar that its familiarity drops away and it blossoms into something exotic. As Leiris recollects his childhood, his father's recording machine becomes a miraculous object and the letters of the alphabet--from A (or the double ladder of a house painter) to I (a soldier standing at attention) to X (the cross one makes on something whose secret one will never penetrate)--come magically to life. Also here are evocations of Paris under the occupation, his journey to Africa, and meditations on his fear of death, which he tried to exorcise through his autobiographical writings. Translated by Lydia Davis.

New.‎ Bookseller reference: 041450 ISBN. Antiqbook United Kingdom Reino Unido Reino Unido Royaume-Uni €22.82 ‎New York, New Directions.

1985, First Thus. (ISBN: ) Paperback, 8vo - over 7¾' - 9¾' tall. Novel about a time travelling rampaging Duke and his bizarre adventures spanning over 700 years by the author of Zazie dans la Metro.

Queneau attempts to to bring the language of the French streets into common literary usage, and his word plays, bad puns, bawdy jokes, and anachronistic wackiness have been kept glitteringly intact by translator Barbara Wright. Very Good.‎ Bookseller reference: 037478 ISBN.