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Le Comportement des époux Bredburry

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  • François Billetdoux

    In Le Comportement des époux Bredburry (1960; “The Behaviour of the Bredburry Couple”), a wife attempts to sell her husband in the classified pages of a newspaper. Va donc chez Törpe (1961; “Go to the Torpe Establishment”; Eng. trans. Chez Torpe) tallies the suicides in an…

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    In Le Comportement des époux Bredburry (1960; “The Behaviour of the Bredburry Couple”), a wife attempts to sell her husband in the classified pages of a newspaper. Va donc chez Törpe (1961; “Go to the Torpe Establishment”; Eng. trans. Chez Torpe) tallies the suicides in an…

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