Les Enfants du limon
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Bibliography
- Les Enfants du Limon or Children of Clay (1938), ISBN 1-55713-272-0
- Raymond Queneau, Les Enfants du limon, Paris, Gallimard, 1938 (rééd. coll. "L'Imaginaire", n°303).
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