Jean QUEVAL
Lettre autographe signée à Georges Raillard
s. l. 23 Avril 1960|13.50 x 21 cm|une feuille avec enveloppe
An autograph letter signed with a page in which Jean Queval thanks Georges Raillard for his letter while gently mocking his difficulty in understanding his writing: "Delighted by your letter, as much as I could have read it. not calligraphy, it's torturing for those who value your correspondence. "
After having transmitted to him all his friendly thoughts and alluded to his intra-Héricy move (City of Seine-et-Marne where the Queval live), Jean Queval seeks the criticism of Georges Raillard for two of his books: "I would like to have your opinion on my Georges Sadoul (a true Benedictine) and on my little book . "(probably his essay on Queneau published in 1960).
Finally, Jean Queval finishes his letter on wishes of discretion: "I have things under construction, but I do not want to annoy the world with my projects, and besides I will rewrite you."
After having transmitted to him all his friendly thoughts and alluded to his intra-Héricy move (City of Seine-et-Marne where the Queval live), Jean Queval seeks the criticism of Georges Raillard for two of his books: "I would like to have your opinion on my Georges Sadoul (a true Benedictine) and on my little book . "(probably his essay on Queneau published in 1960).
Finally, Jean Queval finishes his letter on wishes of discretion: "I have things under construction, but I do not want to annoy the world with my projects, and besides I will rewrite you."
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