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Raymond Roussel and the Republic of Dreams
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Raymond Roussel and the Republic of Dreams Description
Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 848.91209
EAN: 9780801438646
ISBN: 0801438640
Label: Cornell University Press
Manufacturer: Cornell University Press
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 312
Publication Date: 2000-12
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Studio: Cornell University Press
Dewey Decimal Number: 848.91209
EAN: 9780801438646
ISBN: 0801438640
Label: Cornell University Press
Manufacturer: Cornell University Press
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 312
Publication Date: 2000-12
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Studio: Cornell University Press
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Review: Just a quick note to say that this is a lovely & well written biography of Raymond Roussel in English which neatly complements the one by François Caradec, which is also well worth getting. Ford's includes information on texts discovered since Caradec's biography was written; it's slightly more text-based than Roussel's more biographical study. But anything on Roussel in English makes me deliriously happy . . .
Review Summary: No one's reviewed this?
Review: Just a quick note to say that this is a lovely & well written biography of Raymond Roussel in English which neatly complements the one by François Caradec, which is also well worth getting. Ford's includes information on texts discovered since Caradec's biography was written; it's slightly more text-based than Roussel's more biographical study. But anything on Roussel in English makes me deliriously happy . . .