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Pierre Bourgeade book covers

Pierre Bourgeade book covers

L'Eternel Mirage by BourgeadePassions by Irina Ionesco with prefaces by Lonsdale and BourgeadeL'Empire des livres by BourgeadeCrashville by Bourgeade

Le Poulpe by BourgeadeL'Armoire by BourgeadeEros mécanique by BourgeadeRamatuelle

Contrary to popular opinion, it is entirely possible to judge a book by its cover, anyone inclined not to is a fool. —Sholem Stein

This entry was posted in cult fiction, French culture, juxtapoetry on March 14, 2009 by jahsonic.

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