Éditions Gallimard
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| It was founded in [[1911 in literature|1911]] in [[Paris]] by [[Gaston Gallimard]] (1881-1975) as ''Les Éditions de la [[Nouvelle revue française]]'' (nrf). The stylised nrf logo still appears on many books published by Gallimard today. | It was founded in [[1911 in literature|1911]] in [[Paris]] by [[Gaston Gallimard]] (1881-1975) as ''Les Éditions de la [[Nouvelle revue française]]'' (nrf). The stylised nrf logo still appears on many books published by Gallimard today. | ||
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| In 1949 André Beton prepared a list of fifteen titles that he wished to publish in a collection named “Révélation” for the French publisher Gallimard. But after the first book came out - [[Maurice Fourré]]’s ''[[La Nuit du Rose-Hôtel]]'' - no others followed for lack of commercial success. | In 1949 André Beton prepared a list of fifteen titles that he wished to publish in a collection named “Révélation” for the French publisher Gallimard. But after the first book came out - [[Maurice Fourré]]’s ''[[La Nuit du Rose-Hôtel]]'' - no others followed for lack of commercial success. | ||
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Éditions Gallimard is the second most important French publisher. An article in the Guardian described it as having the best backlist in the world. In 2003 its subsidiaries and it published 1418 titles.
It was founded in 1911 in Paris by Gaston Gallimard (1881-1975) as Les Éditions de la Nouvelle revue française (nrf). The stylised nrf logo still appears on many books published by Gallimard today.
See also
Révélation series by Breton
In 1949 André Beton prepared a list of fifteen titles that he wished to publish in a collection named “Révélation” for the French publisher Gallimard. But after the first book came out - Maurice Fourré’s La Nuit du Rose-Hôtel - no others followed for lack of commercial success.
The following titles were already announced as forthcoming:
- Jean Ferry - Une étude sur Raymond Roussel
- Arthur Cravan - Oeuvres
- Pierre Piobb - Hécate
- Alfred Kubin - L’autre côté
- Benjamin Péret - Mythes et légendes d’Amérique
Breton’s list included furthermore Charles Fourier – Jean-Pierre Brisset – Fulcanelli – Hervey Saint-Denys – Magloire Saint-Aude – Gaston Puel – Jean Pierre Duprey – an anthology of Art Brut - and what is assumed to be an anthology of occult texts edited by Denis Saurat (Breton’s entry reads as “Textes de XX. siècle [Saurat]”).
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