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Raymond QUENEAU - One hundred thousand billion poems. Afterword by François Le Lionnais. Paris, Gallimard, 1961. In-4 square, publisher's cloth, rhodoïd. ORIGINAL EDITION. Edition of 3000 numbered copies (n° 182). ATTACHED, BY THE SAME: - A Tale Our Way. Illustrated by Sheila Bourne. Designed by John Crombie. Paris, Kickshaws Press, 1982. In-8 square, paperback, full color illustrated cover and dust jacket. 24] leaves illustrated in parma and green with geometric shapes. This text by Queneau from "Contes et propos" is presented in the form of a game. Each excerpt of the text is associated with a question, the answer to which sends the reader to one of the 21 boxes of the game-book containing a new excerpt and a new question. The reader is thus invited to choose the order in which he or she reads the text, and the story can be adapted to each reader's mood or personality. This interactive process, which will be very popular in books in which the reader "is the hero", is the basis of the work on artificial intelligence in computer science. Limited edition of 485 copies.ONE OF THE 100 HEADER on BFK de Rives SIGNED BY THE 2 ARTISTS (N° 84). TOGETHER 2 VOLUMES.
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