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Selected bibliography
Fatrada (1972), published by Ottezec. Contains one collage, one linocut and two original drawings signed by the artist.
The True Life of Sweeney Todd (1973), collage novel, published by Gaberbocchus.
The colossal lie (1974), French text printed on tracing paper, published by Henri Chopin.
Dernière édition (1989), published by Ottezec.
Olé les yeux (1989), published by Ottezec.
A ou l'Ange assassin (1989), with Tom Evans, published by Ottezec.
L'Ange des poètes (1990), with Janusz Paweł Tryzno as co-illustrator, text in French, English and Polish in triptych form. Published by Correspondance des Arts.
La femme et ses bêtes (1991), collages, published by Voix Richard Meier.
Électrocardiogrammes (1992), published by Voix Richard Meier.
Chaman-lieu (1993), with postface by Rodney de C. Grey, published by Despalles.
Regards nostalgiques (1994), published by Ottezec.
ATMYFP 31936 (1994), published by Ottezec.
ATMYFP 31936etc. (1994), includes a "visual poem", published by Ottezec.
Électrocardiogrammes (1995), published by Cozette de Charmoy, bound by Renée Coumoul.
Dix doigts - plusieurs mains (1996), text in English with French translation by Danièle Devitre, published by Ottezec.
L' arbre de vie (1997), illustrated by Sarah Wiame, published by Céphéides.
Permanent blue light (1997), with photographs by Federico Busonero, published by Ottezec.
Silence, silenzio (et conversations avec Beethoven) (1998), published by Lieux-dits.
Le dernier iceberg (2002), published by Voix éditions.
Coupé net 2 (2002), text in French with English translation by Cozette de Charmoy, with Malone Dietrich as co-illustrator, published by Ottezec.
Musique (2002), illustrated and published by Rémy Pénard.
Chaman-chasseur (2003), poem previously published in "Le Cahier du refuge", n° 42, cipM, Marseille, September 1995, republished by Ottezec.
Sonsparasons (2005), with Louis Roquin, published by Ottezec.
Oracle (2006), with choice of quotations, translations and production of the book by Françoise Despalles and Johannes Strugalla, published by Despalles.
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Selected bibliography
Fatrada (1972), published by Ottezec. Contains one collage, one linocut and two original drawings signed by the artist.
The True Life of Sweeney Todd (1973), collage novel, published by Gaberbocchus.
The colossal lie (1974), French text printed on tracing paper, published by Henri Chopin.
Dernière édition (1989), published by Ottezec.
Olé les yeux (1989), published by Ottezec.
A ou l'Ange assassin (1989), with Tom Evans, published by Ottezec.
L'Ange des poètes (1990), with Janusz Paweł Tryzno as co-illustrator, text in French, English and Polish in triptych form. Published by Correspondance des Arts.
La femme et ses bêtes (1991), collages, published by Voix Richard Meier.
Électrocardiogrammes (1992), published by Voix Richard Meier.
Chaman-lieu (1993), with postface by Rodney de C. Grey, published by Despalles.
Regards nostalgiques (1994), published by Ottezec.
ATMYFP 31936 (1994), published by Ottezec.
ATMYFP 31936etc. (1994), includes a "visual poem", published by Ottezec.
Électrocardiogrammes (1995), published by Cozette de Charmoy, bound by Renée Coumoul.
Dix doigts - plusieurs mains (1996), text in English with French translation by Danièle Devitre, published by Ottezec.
L' arbre de vie (1997), illustrated by Sarah Wiame, published by Céphéides.
Permanent blue light (1997), with photographs by Federico Busonero, published by Ottezec.
Silence, silenzio (et conversations avec Beethoven) (1998), published by Lieux-dits.
Le dernier iceberg (2002), published by Voix éditions.
Coupé net 2 (2002), text in French with English translation by Cozette de Charmoy, with Malone Dietrich as co-illustrator, published by Ottezec.
Musique (2002), illustrated and published by Rémy Pénard.
Chaman-chasseur (2003), poem previously published in "Le Cahier du refuge", n° 42, cipM, Marseille, September 1995, republished by Ottezec.
Sonsparasons (2005), with Louis Roquin, published by Ottezec.
Oracle (2006), with choice of quotations, translations and production of the book by Françoise Despalles and Johannes Strugalla, published by Despalles.
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