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Raymond Queneau

    February 21, 1903 – October 25, 1976

    Raymond Queneau, a novelist, poet, and critic, is renowned for his deliberate works that convey an impression of spontaneity. His texts are conscious products of the author's mind, memory, and intentionality, contrasting with the Surrealists' pursuit of pure unconscious expression. Queneau paid meticulous attention to detail, even in the structural composition of his books, demonstrating a precise approach to his craft. His literary output is carefully constructed and intentional.

    Raymond Queneau
    Œuvres complètes
    Zazie in the Metro
    Pierrot Mon Ami
    The sunday of life
    Exercises in Style
    Sally Mara's Intimate Journal