CELINE Louis Ferdinand

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Louis-Ferdinand Céline criticizes his "Journey to the End of the Night". 1933.
"I see you'll end up knowing The Journey by heart. I never have...". 5.500€ Add to cart
Louis-Ferdinand Céline writes to his friend Jacques Deval. 1933.
"We'll have lunch together in eight days if you have the time. Lots of love..." 1.500€ Add to cart
Louis-Ferdinand Céline, anti-Semite and provocateur – “LONG LIVE THE JEWS”
"For more details, read *L'École des cadavres* by L.F. Céline.". Read more
Louis-Ferdinand Céline, imprisoned, is worried about Lucette's situation.
"I'm only worried about my poor Lucette, and then my cat, and finally my...". Read more
Louis-Ferdinand Céline responds to his accusers from his prison cell.
"The Jews should erect a statue to me for the harm I haven't done to them...". Read more
Louis-Ferdinand Céline is preparing for his trial before the Court of Justice.
"I would have whined on all my friends' vests so they would pull some strings for me...". 1.500€ Add to cart
Louis-Ferdinand CELINE and the reissue rights to Death on Credit.
Autographed letter signed to his lawyer Albert Naud. Céline and the rights to reissue... 1.900€ Add to cart
Louis-Ferdinand CELINE – “I owe everything to Thorwald Mikkelsen!”
"I owe everything to Thorwald Mikkelsen, including my life!". Read more
Louis-Ferdinand Céline about to move to Meudon. 1951.
"As for Féerie, which is supposed to bail me out, I'm getting my thousandth migraine there... 10,000 euros...". Read more
Rare early letter from Louis-Ferdinand Céline in Cameroon. 1916.
"Dear Parents, I am sending my mail via a black mail carrier to Cribi – so that my letters...". Read more
Louis-Ferdinand CÉLINE – Autograph working manuscript, first draft.
"Tile ironwork covers the ramparts and extends to the moat... Guard posts...". Read more
Louis-Ferdinand CELINE organizes the re-release of Journey to the End of the Night.
"He's going to release *The Journey* one of these days in Brussels. That's all. We'll see then...". Read more
Louis-Ferdinand CELINE – Collection of twelve prison letters – 1947.
"What right do these idiots have to throw my days to the pigs, to the ordeal...". Read more