Philippe Dupuy Books

I Pity You

By Philippe Dupuy

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Monsieur Jean

By Dupuy

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"A clever and sensitive comedy about the daily life of a Parisian writer in his 30s" --Publisher description.

It Don t Come Easy

By Helge Dascher, Charles Berberian, Philippe Dupuy

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222 pages : 23 cm

Haunted

By Dupuy, Philippe Dupuy

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"A jogging Dupuy runs around and sometimes through the stories of the misfit characters that haunt him: a self-amputating dog, a left bank artist in search of emptiness, an art-collecting duck, Luc...

Maybe Later

By Dupuy, Charles Berberian, Philippe Dupuy

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Get a Life

By Dupuy, Charles Berberian, Philippe Dupuy

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Les femmes et les enfants d abord

By Elena Gianini Belotti, Philippe Dupuy

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Monsieur Jean tome 4

By Charles Berberian, Philippe Dupuy

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Monsieur Jean tome 1

By Charles Berberian, Philippe Dupuy

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Envie de trop

By Charles Berberian, Philippe Dupuy

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