Marcel Bnabou Books

Oulipo Compendium

By Jacques Roubaud, Raphaël Rubinstein, Franois Caradec, Tom King, Jacques Duchateau, OuLiPo, Schuldt, Marcel Duchamp, Jean-Pierre Enard, Francis. Debyser, Ian Monk, Harry Mathews, Thiéri Foulc, Keith Waldrop, Richard Curtis, Lynn Crawford, John Ashbery, Alastair Brotchie, Stefan Themerson, Luc Etienne, Jean De Porla, Paul Gayot, Quirinus Kuhlmann, Jacques Jouet, Gilbert Sorrentino, Georges Perec, Jacques Carelman, Jacques Bens, Jean-Louis Bailly, Dallas Wiebe, Paul Fournel, Raymond Queneau, Jerome Sala, Jacques Barine, Marcel Bnabou, Andr Blavier, IN.S.OMNIA, Franois Le Lionnais, Herv Le Tellier, Michle Mtail, Oulipopo, Nol Arnaud

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A Late 20th-century Kabala, A Labyrinth Of Literary Secrets That Will Lure The Uninitiated Into Rethinking Everything They Know About Books And Writing. The Definitive Encyclopedia Of Contemporary...

Anthology of prose, poetry and literary critcism. "OULIPO COMPENDIUM is a late 20th-century kabala, a labyrinth of literary secrets that will lure the uninitiated into rethinking everything they kn...

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