Edmond Puységur

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Edmond Puységur is a 20th century French novelist. His style is close to surrealism, and follows the organization and content of dreams: successive phases without apparent links, malaise, phantasms.

[edit] Works

  • 1983 : La Grande Bibliothèque (The Great Library), ed. Flammarion. Anthology of several novels, including:
    • La Grande Bibliothèque : this unfinished novel is the story of Edmond (the narrator) and his brother, who are sent into the Great Library and not allowed to leave until they have consulted every book in existence - and with each book comes a woman.
    • Crypte


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