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1967469298New York: Atheneum 1967. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. First American edition. Octavo. Translated from the French by Barbara Wright. Board edges slightly faded else fine in an about near fine dust jacket with light toning and two tiny closed tears on the rear panel. Atheneum hardcover
196731990<p>New York: Atheneum 1967. 1967. Very good. - Octavo teal cloth in a dust wrapper. The top & bottom edges of the covers and the head & tail of the spine are darkened. There is some light foxing to the dust jacket with a few small stains to the front edge of its front panel. 224 pages. The fore-edge is slightly foxed. Very good.</p><p>First American edition.</p><p>Raymond Queneau 1903–1976 was a French novelist poet scientist and mathematician notable for his wit and cynical humor. He was active in the Surrealist movement until 1929. He was co-founder of Ouvroir de littérature potentielle Oulipo and from 1956 directed Gallimard's massive publication Encyclopedie de la Pleiade.</p><p>Translated from the French by Barbara Wright.</p> New York: Atheneum, 1967. hardcover
19670810-448Atheneum New York 1967 New York: Atheneum 1967. First edition. First printing. Hardbound. Fine/Fine. A nice clean copy. Shipped in well padded box. Smoke-free shop. His seventh book published in America a sort of novel as the subtitle alleges. Brilliant dust jacket illustration. The jacket has a closed tear along the rear jacket fold. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Atheneum, New York hardcover
196731940New York: Atheneum 1967. Hardcover. Stated First Edition First Printing. 5.5 x 8.25in. 224pp. Publisher's cloth boards. NEAR FINE in Near Fine dust jacket protected in a removable archival cover. The book itself shows a spot of discoloration at the fore-edge otherwise remains Fine/As New. The dust jacket shows slight shelf rubbing a few very short closed tears otherwise is not price-clipped remaining bright colorful and distinct. As pictured. Atheneum hardcover
1968C31739London 1968. First U.k. Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. Slight foxing to endpapers otherwise very good plus in complete very good minus dust jacket with some spotting from foxing. No inscriptions not price-clipped with nicks or tears. . 8vo. pp 283. Original publisher's black cloth lettered silver on spine. Small attractive bookplate of John Lyle 1932-2002 writer on surrealism and collector and dealer of surrealist books. Translation of 'Le Chiendent'. hardcover
1968089785<p>London: Calder and Boyers 1968. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Black cloth octavo. Near fine copy in a very good dust jacket in a mylar protector. Shipped in box. <br /><br /></p> Calder and Boyers hardcover
197115new york: new directions 1971. first american edition 1971.<br /> <br /> "anti-novel" and philosophical experiment to elevate the mundane via surrealist undertakings in suburban paris. initially published in french 1933 this edition marks an early english translation. later translations used the title "witch grass."<br /> <br /> new york: new directions. hardcover. book condition: fine. dust jacket condition: minor soiling. unclipped $9.50. near fine.<br /> b7. new directions unknown
1971FLAHIVE-3866New Directions New York 1971 New Directions New York 1971. First U.S. edition. First printing. A fine copy in a fine jacket. A clean copy with price $9.50 intact on front flap. Comes with clear acetate jacket. Note: Spine slightly darkened as pictured on an otherwise beautiful copy of this scarce edition of Queneau's debut novel his "anti-novel". Translated from the French "Le Chiendent" by Wright. Queneau was the president and cofounder of the Oulipo movement. Fiction-Q. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. New Directions, New York hardcover
196128699Verviers 1961. First edition. Wrappers fine. unknown
1970302911970. Temps M lés Edited by André Blavier and Jane Graverol. 1952-1970. After issue 150 the title was changed to Documents Queneau. Raymond Queneau's own set as a subscriber with almost every issue present in the tirage de tête mostly limited to 20 copies or fewer. Also included are many of the Temps M lés editions published outside the series of the periodical and a substantial run of the periodical Phantomas which began as issue no. 6 of Temps M lés.As far as we can tell our set is missing only four issues 55 79/80 134139 one of which 79-80 was a 2-page leaflet issued anonymolusly. Present are:<br /> 1. IV/25 inscribed for Queneau.<br /> 2.IV/25 inscribed for Queneau<br /> 3. Numéro hors-série. Mars 1953. La Calumet de la paix. Copy IV of 25 numbered. Inscribed to Raymond Queneau.<br /> 4/5. although numbered 5/6. Copy VIII/27 with announcement regular 290/300<br /> 6. Copy V/20.This is also issue no. 1 of Phantômas.<br /> 7. Series II. no. 1 dated 1.ii.54 Copy X of 20 on vergé plus a regular copy.<br /> 8/9. XVIII/20<br /> 10/11. V/20 with a suite of the illustrations<br /> 12. V/11<br /> 13. IV/12<br /> 14. V/10<br /> 15/16. Roger Rabiniaux. Petit théatre pour boite a ordures. 42/60. Inscribed to Queneau<br /> 17/18. 4/12<br /> 19. 4/12<br /> 20/21 Pierre Halet. Les quatre saisons de l'arbre. 5/10. Inscribed to Queneau<br /> 22. 4/13. Catalogue of Temps M lés Salon d'ensemble inserted.<br /> 23. VIII/12<br /> 24. Pierre David. Le taon des cerises. 9/63. Inscribed to Queneau. Author's card inserted. regular.<br /> 25 VIII/12 regular<br /> 26/27. Anatole Jakovsky. Le petit traité du Cactus. 11 dessins originaux de Fernand Leger. Frontispice d'Ossip Zadkine. iv.1957. Copy 11/20 with a suite total edition of 120<br /> 28 3/10<br /> 29/30. Pierre Halet. L'ea et le sable. Inscribed by Halet to Queneau. 22/60<br /> 31/33. Parade pour Picabia. Copy 17 of 20 with an original drawing by Jean Gaudry.<br /> 34. With errata. 3/12 numbered plus regular<br /> 35/36. Dessins de Maurice Pirenne. 436/500 no deluxe copies. With insert<br /> 37 . André Blavier. Les Lettres Belges. Inscribed by Blavier to Queneau. 20/20<br /> 38. 6/20. With supplement<br /> 39/42 5/20 ed. de t te<br /> 43/44 11/20 ed. de t te<br /> 45. Henri Trouillard. Ma vie. 1960. Copy 3/20. Spine faded.<br /> 46. Copy 10/20 on deluxe paper. <br /> 47. 1960. 17/30 numbered with an original gravure by Paul Dufrane 1/7<br /> 48. Raymond Queneau. Texticules. 1961.<br /> 49. Léo Malet. Vie et survie du vampire. 1961 Copy 3 of 5 on japon<br /> 50/52. Raymond Queneau à la décade du foyer culturel international de Cérisy-la-Salle. 1960. 2/30 deluxe numbered white wrappers plus regular blue wrappers faded.<br /> 53. 1961. 4/20 numbered.<br /> 54. Antoine Lemonie. Les chardons du Baragouin. Avec une lettre de Raymond Queneau. 1961.<br /> 55. ISSUE MISSING<br /> 56. Louis Scutenaire. Le monument de la guenon. 1962 8/25 numbered.<br /> 57/58. Anatole Jakovsky. A. Demonchy. 1962. 16/25<br /> 59/60. Dix Ans de “Temps M lés†14/25 ed. de t teon better paper with an original gravure by Jehan Gaudry. Plus regular copy.<br /> with “Dix ans de temps mêles†Verviers: Salle de la Société 1962. Exhibition catalogue of artists who had appeared in the first 60 issues.<br /> 61. Topor. 13 Dessins Paniques 18/30 ed. de t teon better paper<br /> 62 premio. J.J. Skira. Je Croix. 16/25 ed. de t te<br /> 62 deuzio. untitled.<br /> 63/65. Mirabelle Doris / Maurice Rapin. Idées au logis. 2/25 ed. de t te enriched with original illustrations and documents<br /> 66/67. Oulipo. 2/40 ed. de t te. Wrapper faded. Plus regular copy.<br /> 68. Jean Queval. Le voyage en Belgique ou le Petit livre de la protection. 56/175. Inscribed to Raymond and Janine Queneau. Wrapper faded.<br /> 1. 69. Antoine Lemoine. Prouzinzila suivi d'autres choses. No. 2 of an unspecified limitation. Inscribed to Raymond Queneau<br /> 2. 70. Unglik G. Unglik. Le meilleur que le vigneron possède. 2/25 ed. de t te<br /> 71/73. 5/100 deluxe<br /> 1. 74. Lescure / Passeron / Vincensini. Copy 2 of 70 numbered. Wrapper faded.<br /> 2. 75/76. Jean Queval. Dieu avec nous. Copy 8 of 30 numbered. Inscribed to the Queneaus also copy 2. <br /> 77/78. Jacqueline Pavlowsky. Ambiphibographie et macédoïconographie. One of 30 with an original gouache.<br /> 79-80. This anonymously issued 2-page leaflet by Blavier is missing from the run<br /> 81/82. Dedicated to Christian Beck.<br /> 83/85. Christian Beck. Bosse-de-nage. 1966. 4/25 deluxe with an original program and gravure and regular copy. Both inscribed to Queneau. <br /> 86/87. 2/25 ed. de t te<br /> 1. 88. Jean Queval. Le Point. 2/25 ed. de t te on better paper. With regular issue inscribed to Queneau.<br /> 89. François Jacqmin. L'employé. 1967. 2/25 numbered<br /> 90/92. Luc Cornet-Dreze. Gesta Laioris Golardi. 2/20 ed. de t te<br /> 93/95. Noel Arnaud. Algol. Préface de François le Lyonnais. Illustrations de Carelman. 1968. 12/25 Also copy “Q†of 24 lettered larger paper with an original drawing. Both inscribed to Queneau.<br /> 96. Jean-Pierre Lassalle. Brusquement les oiseaux. 1968. Copy 2 of 50 numbered ed. of 450.<br /> 97. Marcel Bogaerts. Périphéries excès et sphères. Copy 2/35<br /> 98 Stanley Chapman. Onze milles verbes cent virgules. 1969. Copy 2 of 60 numbered on special paper. Spine faded.<br /> 99/102. Guy Vandeloise. Maurice Pirenne. 1969.<br /> 103. Andre Stas. A Galere egale salaire egal. Collages. 1970. 17/40 deluxe enriched<br /> 104. Chimèle Vernon. Des clous. avec un frontispice de Robert Florkin et six photographies par yellow. 1970. Copy 2 of 40 numbered and “alourdis d'un véritable clou á s'enfoncer dans la têteâ€. <br /> 105/106. Rik Sauwen. Geert Van Bruane le petit homme du Rieb. Frontispice de Jane Graverol. 1970. Copy 2 of 40 numbered with a separate print of the frontispiece.<br /> 107/108. Vladimir Khasarovitch. Système métrique angélométrique.1970. Copy 2 of 35 marked “jvp†containing an original drawing plus regular copy presented to Brice Tarain.<br /> 109. Guy Vandeloise. Paul Franck. 2/35 numbered<br /> 110/114. Thieri Foule. Whâââh. Copy 2 of 50 numbered. Inscribed to Raymond Queneau.<br /> 115. Luc Cornet. La légende de l'Ignoble. 1972. Copy 2 of 35 numbered. <br /> 116/117. Copy 2 of 35 numbered.<br /> 118. Piet Tommissen. A propos d'une manifestation publique du groupe “Humanismeâ€. 1972. Copy 2 of 40 numbered.<br /> 119/121. André Blavier. Ceci n'est pas une Pipe. 1973. 2/50 ed. de t te incl. 10 lettered. Inscribed. Also the first publication of the Fondation René Magritte. Also regular paper. <br /> 122/124. Luc de Chobeau. Prose de l'Hyperboreen. 1974. 2/50 with an original illustration.<br /> 125/128 These were issues of “Gravats†- not present<br /> 129/131. Louis Scutenaire. Le fusil du boucher.1974. 2 of 50 numbered on vergé.<br /> 132. Alain Bogaerts. Le singe-ne. 1975. 2/50 with an original serigraph by Janine Moons<br /> 133. Thierry Poucet. Perles à rebours tome 1. 1975. Copy 2 of 50 with a manuscript page.<br /> 134 ISSUE MISSING<br /> 135. Beatrix Beck. Mots couverts. Copy 2 of 50 numbered.<br /> 136/139. Georges Schmits. Nicolas Cloes Peintre Naïf. <br /> 140. Jean-Pierre Ransonnet. Lierneux. With an original photograph 1/50. plus another copy<br /> 141. Francois Jacqmin & Armand Silvestre. Camera obscura. 1976. 2/50 signed and numbered.<br /> 142-144 ISSUES MISSING<br /> 145. <br /> 146.Georges Francois. Des première vapeurs Voodoo au zéro pour Glauzen. Corner bent.<br /> 147/8 Was not published<br /> 149/150 ISSUE MISSING<br /> <br /> Editions:<br /> <br /> Marcel Havrenne. Pour une physique de l'écriture. 30.ix.1953. Edition of 110 copies. Collection “temps mêlés†1.<br /> Alphonse Allais. Poèmes inédits. 1.ii.1954. No. 24 of 40. Tirage à part de “temps mêlésâ€.<br /> Gaston Ferdière. Mi-Rime Mi-Raison. 22.ix.1954. Edition of 60 copies. Collection “temps mêlés†2.<br /> Joseph Peukenne. André Dodet André Blavier. 7 Graphismes Colorés. 30.vii.1954. S.P. copy edition of 60. Inscribed to Queneau by both authors<br /> André Blavier. La roupe de cent sonnets. 1.iv.1955. S.P. copy edition of 100 probably 1/20 on “papier meilleurâ€. Inscribed to Queneau.<br /> Théodore Koenig. La langue d'eole. Desins d'Aubin Pasque. 30.vi.1955. Copy 196/200. Inscribed to Queneau. Collection “temps mêlés†3.<br /> <br /> Clément Pansaers. Lettres au Docteur Schuermans. 21.iii.1958. Copy 8 of 10 on japon total edition of 50.<br /> Raymond Queneau. Le chien a la mandoline. 30.vi.1958. Copy 10/100. Inscribed by Queneau to Suzanne & Jean Rossignol. Collection “temps mêlésâ€.<br /> François Caradec. Monsieur Tristecon chef d'entreprise. 30.viii.1960. Inscribed to Queneau. <br /> André Blavier. De quelques inventions belges utiles et tolérables. 30.viii.1960. Copy 2 of 3 “augmentées d'une invention personnelle de l'auteur†a photo by Jakovsky. Inscribed to Queneau.<br /> Paulin Gagne. Neuf lettres. 31.x.60. Copy 12/12 on Arches with the illustration in color on Whatman paper.<br /> Andre Bosmans. Atsumaingre. 31.i.1961. Copy I of 14 on japon. 8 announced plus 5 total edition of 100. Inscribed to Queneau.<br /> Dix ans de “temps mêlésâ€. Salle de la Société des Beaux-Arts Verviers. Hommage à Maurice Pirenne. Du 22 septembre au 2 octobre 1962. Includes an annotated list of artists who appeared in the first 60 issues of “temps mêlésâ€.<br /> P.J. Dunbar. Rheinräuber. Angleur: Paul Dubart 1967. One of 20 copies with an original Dubar drawing/collage inserted. “Il a été tiré un certain nombre d'exemplaires nécessaire et suffisant pour satisfaire les abonnés et les amis de “temps mêlésâ€.â€<br /> Jean-Jacques Gailliard Le palette du menteur Divin. 1980. 1/300 h.c. copy<br /> <br /> <br /> Phantômas<br /> <br /> 1 see above no. 6 nos. 2-24 1954-1961 plus 26/30 31/34 68/72 83/848586. With Désiré Viardot Ripopee. Éditions Phantomas 1956. H.C. copy one of a few plus 84 numbered constitute the edition. Inscribed to Raymond Queneau. unknown
2000Q-0803288522University of Nebraska Press 2000-08-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! University of Nebraska Press paperback
2000BN18415Patmos-Verlag der Schwabenverlag AG 2000. 2000. Hardcover. Konrad Beikircher geboren 1945 in Südtirol studierte Psychologie und Musikwissenschaften in Bonn. Im ersten Leben Psychologe in einer Jugendstrafanstalt seit 1986 freiberuflicher Kabarettist Musiker Moderator Regisseur und Autor. Zahlreiche Rundfunk- und TV-Auftritte CD- und Buchveröffentlichungen u.a. 'Himmel un äd' 1991. 'Notti' 1992. 'Wie isset Jot!' 1993. 'Konrads Küchen-Kabarett' 1994. 'Konrads Kalorien-Kabarett' 1995 und 'Wo Sie jrad sagenBeikircher' 1995. Von März 2001 an geht Konrad Beikircher mit seinem Programm 'Andante Spumante' auf Tournee. <br/><br/>Konrad Beikircher geboren 1945 in Südtirol studierte Psychologie und Musikwissenschaften in Bonn. Im ersten Leben Psychologe in einer Jugendstrafanstalt seit 1986 freiberuflicher Kabarettist Musiker Moderator Regisseur und Autor. Zahlreiche Rundfunk- und TV-Auftritte CD- und Buchveröffentlichungen u.a. 'Himmel un äd' 1991. 'Notti' 1992. 'Wie isset Jot!' 1993. 'Konrads Küchen-Kabarett' 1994. 'Konrads Kalorien-Kabarett' 1995 und 'Wo Sie jrad sagenBeikircher' 1995. Von März 2001 an geht Konrad Beikircher mit seinem Programm 'Andante Spumante' auf Tournee. Patmos-Verlag der Schwabenverlag AG hardcover
195824929Paris: Editions Hautefeuille 1958. First edition on ordinary paper. 19 cm; 40 pp; Collection Caracteres. Inscribed and signed by Queneau to Pierre Josserand. Somewhat yellowed Editions Hautefeuille unknown
195872943Paris: Editions Hautefeuille 1958. Fine. Editions Hautefeuille Paris 1958 14 x 19 cm broché First edition one of 50 numbered copies on pur chiffon paper the only deluxe copies. Fine copy. Editions Hautefeuille unknown
194848256Paris: K éditeur 1948. Fine. K éditeur Paris 1948 16.50 x 22.50 cm broché First edition a numbered copy on alfa du Marais paper this one not included in the justification. Handsome autograph inscription signed and dated by Aimé Césaire to Raymond Queneau: Très sympathique hommage de ces bucoliques de sang et de soleil. a very affectionate homage of these bucolics of blood and sunshine. Covers and spine slightly sunned at edges but not seriously. K éditeur unknown
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feb14897Univers. Used. ; Romanian Edition of SFANTU ASTEAPTA Cotidanul13; For more details please contact me Univers unknown
2000Q-1564782301Dalkey Archive Press 2000-05-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Dalkey Archive Press paperback
1564780279.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1981Q-2070291510GALLIMARD 1981-04-14. Mass Market Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! GALLIMARD paperback
19933112630Normal: Dalkey Archive Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1993. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 1564780279 . First English language edition. INSCRIBED by veteran mystery writer and translator James Sallis to New Orleans mystery writer Chris Wiltz on title page. Fine in fine dust jacket. O ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 169 pages; Signed by Translator . Dalkey Archive Press. hardcover
194825604Paris: Gallimard 1948. First edition. Original wrappers fine. 267 p. 19 cm."Les deux premières parties de Saint Glinglin ont paru sous le titre de Gueule de Pierre et de Les temps mêlés." Tirage de tête copy number 7 of 18 copies on pur fil the only special paper issue. Gallimard unknown
194870061Paris: Editions de Flore 1948. Fine. Editions de Flore Paris 1948 11 x 16.50 cm broché first edition on current paper. Warning for the Swiss reader by Jean Paulhan. A slight marginal scratch without gravity on the first board otherwise pleasant copy. Precious and fun autograph signed by the author to Raymond Queneau "". very cordially / between academics / ."" Editions de Flore unknown
2385094789.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2385991810.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
