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Posts tagged Marcel Ayme
No one reads Marcel Aymé, who Simenon called “the greatest French writer of the day.” Image by Bohumil Stepan for a Czech edition of The Green Mare. Amazon links to books in English, though only one in print at the moment: Beautiful Image (in print) The Green Mare The Man Who Walked through Walls (forthcoming Feb. 2012) Walker-through-Walls (presumably an older trans. of the above) The Barkeep of Blemont The Secret Stream The Proverb & Other Stories Grand Seduction The Miraculous Barber The Hollow Field The Transient Hour The Second Face The Fable and the Flesh Fanfare in Blemont Across Paris & Other Stories The Conscience of Love The Proverb and Other Stories The House of Men Five Short Stories The Wonderful Farm (for kids, illus. by Sendak) The Magic Pictures: More About the Wonderful Farm (illus. by Sendak)

No one reads Marcel Aymé, who Simenon called “the greatest French writer of the day.” Image by Bohumil Stepan for a Czech edition of The Green Mare.

Amazon links to books in English, though only one in print at the moment: