‎Celine louis ferdinand‎

‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎La volonté du roi Krogold suivi de La légende du roi René‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 2023. Fine. Gallimard Paris 2023 14.50 x 21.50 cm broché First edition one of 230 numbered copies on Rivoli vellum the only deluxe copies. Copy in mint condition. Gallimard hardcover‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Le Pont de Londres. - Guignol's Band II • London Bridge - Guignol's Band II‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 1954. Fine. Gallimard Paris 1954 14.50 x 21.50 cm relié First edition one of 41 numbered copies on Hollande paper from the deluxe issue. Contemporary half black morocco binding smooth spine wood-effect paper boards marbled paper endpapers and pastedowns original wrappers and spine preserved top edge gilt other edges untrimmed binding signed L. Bergeron.  A fine copy. Gallimard hardcover‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Le Pont de Londres. - Guignol's Band II • London Bridge - Guignol's Band II‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 1954. Fine. Gallimard Paris 1954 14.50 x 21.50 cm relié sous étui First edition one of 41 numbered copies on Holland paper the deluxe issue.Bound in full jansenist dark green morocco smooth spine very lightly sunned grey suede endpapers and pastedowns original wrappers and spine preserved all edges gilt housed in a slipcase trimmed with dark green morocco paper-covered boards with a wood-grain effect grey paper lining; a superb full morocco binding signed by A. Bourdet.A pleasant copy finely bound and preserved.Provenance: from the library of the distinguished bibliophile François Ragazzoni with his bookplate mounted on an endpaper. Gallimard hardcover‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Les beaux draps‎

‎Paris: Nouvelles Editions Françaises 1941. Fine. Nouvelles Editions Françaises Paris 1941 11.50 x 19 cm relié First edition one of 60 numbered copies on vergé d'Arches paper deluxe copies ""tirage de tê"". Bound in brown half morocco covers and spine preserved top edge gilt binding signed by Thomas Boichot. Nice copy. Nouvelles Editions Françaises unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Les beaux draps‎

‎Paris: Nouvelles Editions Françaises 1941. Fine. Nouvelles Editions Françaises Paris 1941 12 x 18.50 cm relié First edition on ordinary paper false mention of the thirtieth edition. Elegant half maroon morocco over marbled paper boards by P. Goy & C. Vilaine spine in six compartments marbled pastedowns and endpapers covers and spine sunned preserved top edge gilt. Autograph inscription by Louis-Ferdinand Céline. A very good copy nicely bound. Nouvelles Editions Françaises hardcover‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettre autographe signée adressée à Maître Thorvald Mikkelsen : ""Nous dirons si vous le voulez bien en simple et bon français que Marcel Aymé a : de la pénétration. . Et si Marcel a de la pénétration moi j'ai de la vision.""‎

‎s. l. Klarskovgaard 1950. Fine. s. l. • Klarskovgaard 22 octobre 1950 21 x 34 cm 2 pages sur un feuillet Signed autograph letter partly unpublished by Louis-Ferdinand Céline addressed to his lawyer Maître Thorvald Mikkelsen. Two pages written in blue ink on a large sheet of white paper; number ""582"" in Céline's hand in red pencil at top left. Cross-folds inherent to mailing. This letter was very partially transcribed in Année Céline 2005. Fine letter mentioning Marcel Aymé: ""We will say if you please in simple and good French that Marcel Aymé has: penetration. . And if Marcel has penetration I have vision."" We will not revisit the friendship that united Céline and Aymé - the latter even visited him at Klarskovgaard in March 1951 - but we will content ourselves with quoting a passage from the text that the Montmartre writer composed in homage to his sulphurous friend: ""I knew him twenty-five years ago before the war when he was celebrated everywhere admired - but rarely understood - and after his return from Denmark during the nine years of suffering that led him to death. Before as after the storm his conversation revealed the idealist whose sarcasms denounced the hundred thousand miseries of a cruel vain bulimic humanity bent on its own destruction. 'Before' his indictments against man's murderous and suicidal follies against the injustices and snares of society had the joyful force of a fighter bursting forth with inexhaustible verbal invention that amazed his listeners."" Ecrits sur la politique 1933-1967 Céline also speaks in this letter of Albert Naud his lawyer between 1947 and 1951 who ""is strolling in Canada"" and ""is going to get himself a Thénardière on the St Lawrence"". This is followed by a very Célinian consideration: ""I also believe that the next and ultimate Capital of France will be Montreal."" The Danish exile then fantasizes about a world government to be established: ""And René Meyer sic minister of Justice always of course! over there! You will then yourself be minister of War in Denmark in retirement."" In 1947 Céline pursued by French justice for his collaborationist commitment is confined in Denmark. It is in May 1948 accompanied by Lucette and Bébert that he arrives at his lawyer Maître Thorvald Mikkelsen's home at Klarskovgaard. The latter owns a large property by the Baltic Sea and invites the exile to stay there. On February 21 1950 as part of the purge the writer is definitively condemned in absentia by the civic chamber of the Paris Court of Justice for collaboration to one year's imprisonment which he had already served in Denmark. The consul general of Sweden in Paris Raoul Nordling intervenes on his behalf with Gustav Rasmussen Danish minister of Foreign Affairs and manages to delay his extradition. On April 20 1951 Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour his lawyer since 1948 obtains Céline's amnesty under the title of ""grand invalide de la grande guerre"" by presenting his file under the name Louis-Ferdinand Destouches without any magistrate making the connection. Céline will leave Denmark the following summer after three years spent at his lawyer's home. unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettre autographe signée de Louis-Ferdinand Céline à Henri Mahé ""Le martyr c'est le crachat des imbéciles""‎

‎s. l. Copenhague Copenhagen 1947. Fine. s. l. • Copenhague Copenhagen 23 avril 1947 22.50 x 28.40 cm 6 pp. in-folio Signed autograph letter of Céline to Henri Mahé and his wife dated April 23 1947 in Copenhagen lines in black ink on three sheets of lined paper. unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettre autographe signée à son ami lyonnais Charles Deshayes "". l'affaire Céline me paraît le meilleur comme l'Affaire Dreyfus.""‎

‎Korsør Danemark Korsør 1949. Fine. Korsør Danemark Korsør 12 Novembre 1949 21 x 34 cm deux pages sur un feuillet Letter autograph signed by Louis-Ferdinand Céline two pages envelope attached to Charles Deshayes 25 lines in blue ink dated November 12 1949 and written since his Danish exile Korsor. Traces of central folds inherent to a letter slipped into an envelope that we enclose to the letter. Louis-Ferdinand Céline begins his letter in the grip of doubts and insults: ""It's a very ugly shot what to try I can not avoid myself nowhere I have complaints of counterfeiting That's all all these people are basically afraid they'll never admit it. Then in postscript he thinks that he may have found a publisher ""very possibly"" a possible Publisher Valby and that he will pass through a Parisian friend for the contact ""I write about it to my good friend Dr. Becart"" and recommend to his correspondent to also write to him. He continues his letter by evoking concerns of writing: ""I changed your title.By the love of God leave the night quiet! And surtoutr the end! It is a nightmare"" and ends with a scathing paranoid and all Céline remarks : ""The Celine affair seems to me the best like the Dreyfus Affair"" unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand Celine‎

‎Lettres 1907-1961 Lettres Bibliotheque de la Pleiade Louis-Ferdinand Céline‎

‎Lettres 1907-1961 Lettres Bibliotheque de la Pleiade <br/><br/>Lettres 1907-1961 Lettres Bibliotheque de la Pleiade unknown‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : BN98996 ISBN : 2070116042 9782070116041

‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres de prison suivies d'un synopsis de ballet inédit‎

‎Copenhague Copenhagen Liège: S. n. 1984. Fine. S. n. Copenhague Copenhagen • Liège 1945 1984 15 x 21.50 cm en feuilles First edition printed in one of 53 hors commerce copies. Fine and very rare copy of this unauthorized first edition consisting of facsimile reproductions of 3 manuscript letters by Louis-Ferdinand Céline addressed to a young Danish woman Bente Joyhansen during his first weeks of detention in Denmark. S. n. unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres de Prison à Lucette Destouches et Maître Mikkelsen 1945-1947‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 1998. Fine. Gallimard Paris 1998 16.50 x 21.50 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. Light foxing to edges of no significance. Handsome copy. Gallimard unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres de prison à Lucette Destouches et maître Mikkelsen 1945-1947‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 1998. Fine. Gallimard Paris 1998 17.50 x 22.50 cm broché First edition one of 111 numbered copies on chiffon de Lana the only large paper copies. A fine copy. Gallimard unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres à Marie Bell‎

‎Tusson: Editions Du Lérot 1991. Fine. Editions Du Lérot Tusson 1991 15 x 23 cm broché First edition one of 50 numbered copies on Arches laid paper the only deluxe copies. A handsome copy. Editions Du Lérot unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE - (Henri MONDOR)‎

‎Lettres à Henri Mondor‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 2013. Fine. Gallimard Paris 2013 12.50 x 19.50 cm broché First edition printed in 2000 numbered copies on laid paper. Very handsome copy. Gallimard unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres à Marie Bell • Letters to Marie Bell‎

‎Tusson: Editions Du Lérot 1991. Fine. Editions Du Lérot Tusson 1991 15 x 23 cm broché First edition one of 50 numbered copies on Arches wove paper the only deluxe paper issue. A fine copy despite a few spots of foxing in the right margin of the first free endpaper. Editions Du Lérot unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres à Alexandre Gentil 1940-1948‎

‎Tusson: Editions Du Lérot 2014. Fine. Editions Du Lérot Tusson 2014 17.50 x 24 cm broché First edition on bulky paper Handsome copy. Editions Du Lérot unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres à Joseph Garcin 1929-1938‎

‎Paris: Librairie Monnier 1987. Fine. Librairie Monnier Paris 1987 14.50 x 21.50 cm broché First edition one of 1400 unnumbered copies on offset corot paper. Very fine copy. Librairie Monnier unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Lettres à Tixier - 44 lettres inédites à Maître Tixier-Vignancour‎

‎Paris: La flûte de Pan 1985. Fine. La flûte de Pan Paris 1985 13.50 x 20.50 cm broché First edition one of 170 copies printed on Vergé Conquéror paper ours being one of 20 hors commerce copies part of the deluxe issue. Text established and introduced by Frédéric Monnier. A very handsome copy. La flûte de Pan unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Londres‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 2022. Fine. Gallimard Paris 2022 15 x 21.50 cm broché First edition one of 310 numbered copies on vélin rivoli paper the only deluxe copies. Edition established by Régis Tettamanzi. Copy in mint condition. Gallimard unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Long letter from prison full of despair between rage for his situation and tenderness for his wife‎

‎<p><b>CELINE Louis-Ferdinand 1894-1961</b></p><p>Autograph letter signed twice " Des " and " Louis " then on letterhead " Destouches " to his lawyer Thorvald Mikkelsen and his whife Lucette DestouchesKøbenhavns Fængsler's prison 22nd August 1946 2 pp. in-4°Typographic annotation "132" at the top of the first page</p><p><b>Long prison letter full of despair between rage for his situation and tenderness for his wife</b></p><p><i>" Mon cher Maître vous me voyez encore tout navré et repentant de vous avoir si fort indisposé par ma lettre absurde à propos de mon chat Bebert ! Vous metterez</i> sic <i>j'espère tout ceci sur le compte de la folie et aussi des heures longues de l'emprisonnement où certaines idées tout à fait grotesques s'emparent de l'esprit et puis de la plume… Quelle idiotie ! À mon âge ! Oubliez je vous en prie cette absurdité. <b>Je demeure avec raison alors je crois tout à fait anxieux des suites de votre démarche auprès du Ministère. Quelle suite y ont donné ces messieurs Pensent-ils à donner une suite Pensent-ils à quelque chose Pensent-ils C'est de DESCARTES le fameux mot qui domine toute la raison française " Je pense donc je suis "</b></i><b>. <i>Ces messieurs sont-ils Tout est là.</i></b><i>Et bien fidèlement. DL.Mon petit mimi tu penses que je ne me fais aucune illusion sur mon degré de solitude. Pardi ! <b>j'en aurais des volumes de " solitude " à raconter</b>. Tu dis que K</i>aren 1 <i>te déteste. Et moi l'Hidalgo </i>Juan Serra <i>donc ! Te souviens-tu qu'il n'est venu qu'une fois rue Marsollier</i>adresse familiale de la famille Destouches <i>pour m'annoncer que toute ma fortune était confisquée </i>2<i>. Avec quelle joie ! K</i>aren<i> ne l'a capturé et maintenu que par jalousie de moi !</i> <i>C'est un vieux jeu qui prend toujours. Joins-y l'alcool la fainéantise et puis l'âge. Mais tout ceci est normal vétilles amusantes d'habitude on n'approche de tout cela que bien décidé à n'en prendre que ce que l'on trouve agréable. Ne pas dépendre de tout ce sale marécage de chichi fastidieux tout est là. <b>Hélas centuple idiot criminel que je suis d'avoir perdu et mon indépendance et perte suprême ma liberté !M'as-tu jamais vu avec une seule illusion sur le monde les hommes et les femmes</b> – A moins que je ne le décide par agrément Tout ce que tu penses je le pense et par 1000 ! L'horreur de la prison fait le reste et je t'assure à fond. <b>Je n'ai plus malheureusement assez d'années de mois à vivre pour dégueuler tout ce que j'ai avalé en ces mois de rancœur d'humiliation et de haine – une haine à mort – au-delà de la mort </b>– pour cette effroyable injustice que je prends avec le sourire que je subis gentiment. Toutefois vers novembre j'aurai assez ri. Un an cela suffit. Tu suis combien je hais les cafouillages. <b>Je me hais de tant cafouiller</b>. Les élections seront faites en France </i>3<i>. Si je ne suis pas sorti d'ici je demanderai à rentrer. Que je reste indéfiniment enfermé à Fresnes ou ici quelle différence Encore là-bas on sera forcé de me donner une raison précise. On me jugera les choses iront dans un sens. Ici rien. <b>Je suis enfermé dans un nuage derrière des barreaux</b>. Tout se contredit se modifie. C'est du joujou de mots sur place. Une seule chose est inflexible – la clef. Notre ami a fait des miracles. Je l'ai encombré de ma triste personne au-delà de toute patience humaine. Il me tarde aussi de le libérer. Je ne souffre pas mais j'ai honte et je m'ennuie. Je m'ennuie du cafouillage du balbutiage. <b>Personne ne me dit jamais noir sur blanc pourquoi on me tient bouclé et pour combien de temps. Jusqu'à la prochaine guerre Jusqu'à ma mort naturelle ou que je demande à rentrer Cela plutôt je pense – il faudrait qu'une autre hystérie universelle se déclenche que ces chiens d'hommes soient absorbés par un autre massacre. Nul autre salut pour moi pour nous</b>. En attendant pense bien à tes mains à ton physique à ton métier. Ne sois la boniche la cendrillon de personne. Cela à aucun prix. C'est déjà assez de la vie servante en plus c'est beaucoup trop. Je surveille tes mains – Mange des friandises – Les ultra-violets sur tout le corps semblent te faire du bien. Il faut une cure tous les 3 mois dans ces pays à soleil pâle. Et de la viande rouge. Ma seule dernière joie et de te voir coquette et fringante. <b>Je hais la détresse la mienne m'écœure assez</b></i>. P<i>rend encore 5 ou 6 kilos au moins. Prend au moins 300 couronnes par mois du compte. Il le faut de l'élégance – du prestige – des muscles – de la lutte – et de la garcerie – totale comme le disait</i> <i>Lesdain</i>4<i> – totale. Surveille les journaux je ne les ai pas encore. Bises à Bebert et à Lucette mignon. Louis "</i></p><p>Hunted down imprisoned accused of treason Louis-Ferdinand Céline does not understand rebels defends himself attacks. Between February and October 1946 he was detained in Copenhagen's West Prison Københavns Fængsler. He never stopped writing defended himself in all directions read a lot and worked intensively on his next novel the sequel to <i>Guignol's band</i> <i>Féerie pour une autre fois</i>.</p><p>1 Karen Marie Jensen dancer and former mistress of Celine who in 1942 placed the writer's funds in the form of gold bars in a copenhagen bank</p><p>2 This address indicates the memory evoked between June 1939 and February or March 1941. But it is not known on what information Juan Serrat could rely at that time to announce to Celine that he was ruined unless it was the opening of his safe at the Lloyds bank of Paris by the German authorities on March 14 1941.</p><p>3 The legislative elections will take place on 10 November from which the Communist Party will emerge further strengthened.</p><p>4 Jacques de Lesdain mentioned in particular in <i>D'un château l'autre</i> p. 234. Celine is probably referring here to comments heard in Sigmaringen.</p><p>From August 16 the day after her return to the cell Celine has ink to write and this until the end of November. With his new hospitalization will coincide the use again of pencil.It therefore appears that prison letters written between mid-August and the end of November 1946 were written with ink.</p><p><u>References:</u>L.F. Céline <i>Lettres de prison à Lucette Destouches et à Maître Mikkelsen</i> éd. Gallimard p. 228-230Céline <i>Lettres</i> éd. de la Pléiade lettre 46-17 p. 826-828</p>‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE - COLLECTIF‎

‎Louis-Ferdinand Céline II - Cahiers de l'Herne N°5‎

‎Paris: L'Herne 1965. Fine. L'Herne Paris 1965 21 x 27 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. Contributions by Louis-Ferdinand Céline Joseph Delteil Pierre Monnier Marcel Aymé Michel Déon Milton Hindus Marc Hanrez Paul Morand Robert Poulet Jack Kerouac Philippe Sollers. Iconography at the end of the volume. Handsome copy. Fine autograph inscription signed by Dominique de Roux creator of Cahiers de l'Herne to a friend named Sonia: ""Pour Sonia dont je me sens si proche face à la déflagration verbale sortie de Céline hors-temps. L'affection de près de R. 15.XII.65."" For Sonia with whom I feel so close facing the verbal explosion from Céline out of time. Affection from near R. 15.XII.65. L'Herne unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Manuscrits autographes signés inédits de deux importantes parties de Normance Féérie pour une autre fois II • Two unpublished autograph manuscripts signed by Louis-Ferdinand Celine in blue and red ballpoint pen: the first contains 9 pages numbered in the left-hand corner from 1480 to 1488; the second contains 7 pages numbered from 1498 to 1504. Each text is signed by Celine in red ink at the bottom margin with the words ""Meudon 54"" also in his hand ff. 1485 and 1505. There are numerous variants lines and words crossed out modified and repeated.‎

‎Meudon 1954. Fine. ""What is Normance "" Meudon 1954 20 x 27 cm 16 feuillets 9 pour le premier manuscrit 7 pour le second Two unpublished autograph manuscripts signed by Louis-Ferdinand Céline in blue and red ballpoint pen: the first contains 9 pages numbered in the left-hand corner from 1480 to 1488; the second contains 7 pages numbered from 1498 to 1504. Each text is signed by Céline in red ink at the bottom margin with the words ""Meudon 54"" also in his hand ff. 1485 and 1505. There are numerous variants lines and words crossed out modified and repeated. Traces of pinholes in the upper left-hand margin of every sheet as Céline organized his manuscripts in ""bundles"". Normance was published in 1954 as a sequel to 'Fable for Another Time' published two years earlier. Both parts were written during Céline's years of exile and imprisonment in Denmark. Upon his return to France in 1951 Céline began ""polishing"" his writings and published these two monumental texts initially envisaged as a single book. ""Céline while he was working on it thought of this novel as a second ‘Journey to the End of the Night' twenty years later capable to astonish the public as much as the 1932 novel"" Henri Godard. This set of manuscript pages corresponds to two passages from the second half of the novel Romans Pléiade IV p. 371 to 375 significantly different from the published text. This is an earlier version unknown to scholar Henri Godard as evidenced by a note in the Pléiade edition where he explains the difficulties encountered by Céline's secretary Marie Canavaggia when translating the word ""planqaouzeuze"" - appearing here on one of the manuscript leaves. Her transcription ""plaquouseuze"" eventually remained in the published text. Godard further stated he had no knowledge of this part of the manuscript i.e. our manuscript not appearing in the intermediate versions transcribed and published in the Pléiade edition. The first of the manuscripts recounts the ransacking and looting of psychic Armelle's apartment: ""How many decks did Armelle have Her fortune-telling cards were taking the air! . Ah seeress! Something she hadn't guessed was how her trembles would be tarred! They'd rip open her armchairs crush her fine hiding places! ah Pythonisse! ah the quilt now! the inside of the pillows flies! flies away!"" Céline also evokes Madame Toiselle the building's concierge: ""- It's a mess Madame Toiselle. I yell it at her. she was a maniac! . moron! she's looking now! she's looking good! ah I see her consternation.she's there in front of me on all fours. I can see her head! Her hoe! - Omelette head!"" I shout to her ‘Omelette head'!” The second focuses on Raymond in the grip of a delirious crisis thinking he's a donkey: ""Raymond Raymond! but it's your wife you're looking for! it's true he was looking for his wife.! well maybe five minutes ago he was looking for his wife! Denise! . now he's looking for himself. . - Hiian! hiiian! he answers me!” There's also a comical settling of scores between Mimi and Rodolphe: ""There goes Mimi then there goes Rodolphe! Rodolphe! they're coming! and how they're treating each other! where were they on the threshold the two of them! they're taking advantage of the lull in the bombs! - Pig! Pimp! - Cabotine! coureuse! and they attack their costumes. "" Remarkable manuscripts bearing witness to Céline's tireless pursuit in finding the right word and his willingness to place himself as a direct witness to events both historical and autobiographical. These unpublished manuscript lines are typical of the Celinian style of this ambitious novel: ""The story style and tone of Normance set it apart from the rest. It is nothing more than the long account of a night of bombing in Montmartre told in his own way by Céline who had been deeply impressed by the spectacle of the bombing of the Renault automobile factories in Boulogne-Billancourt which he had witnessed from the windows of his apart unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand CELINE‎

‎Mea culpa suivi de La vie et l'oeuvre de Semmelweis‎

‎Paris: Denoël & Steele 1937. Fine. Denoël & Steele Paris 1937 11.50 x 18.50 cm broché First edition one of 125 numbered copies on alfa paper ours one of 25 hors commerce copies the only deluxe copies after 15 Holland and 40 pur fil. Spine and margins of covers skilfully restored. Autograph inscription signed by Louis-Ferdinand Céline ""A Madame Marthe Pujol Bien affectueusement L.F. Céline"". Precious deluxe copy with an autograph inscription by the author. Denoël & Steele unknown‎

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‎Louis-Ferdinand Celine‎

‎Mort a credit‎

‎GALLIMARD 1951. Paperback. New. 576 pages. French language. 8.03x5.51x1.57 inches. GALLIMARD paperback‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 2-2070213013 ISBN : 2070213013 9782070213016

‎Louis-Ferdinand Celine - Tardi,‎

‎Mort à Crédit.‎

‎Eds Gallimard - Futuropolis - Fr. Loisirs 1992 In-4 30 cm 426pp. illustr. reliure cart. de l'éditeur Nb-0254 unknown‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 57391 ISBN : 2724268741 9782724268744