Maurice Fourré
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Maurice Fourré (Angers, 1876 - Angers, 1959) was a French writer of surrealist novels. He was much appreciated by André Breton who prefaced Fourré's novel La Nuit du Rose-Hôtel, published by Éditions Gallimard in 1950.
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Bibliography
- La Nuit du Rose-Hôtel (1950)
- La Marraine du sel (1955)
- Tête-de-Nègre (1960)
- Le Caméléon mystique (1982)
- Patte-de-bois (1985)
- Une conquête (1990)
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References
- Philippe Audoin, Maurice Fourré rêveur définitif, 1978
- J.P. Guillon, Maurice Fourré et la Bretagne, 2002
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