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'''''Le Fiston''''' (1959; literally, "''The Lad''" but translated as '''''Monsieur Levert''''' or '''''No Answer''''') is a novel by Swiss-born French novelist [[Robert Pinget]]. That same year, he adapted the novel into the play ''Lettre Morte'' (''Dead Letter''). | '''''Le Fiston''''' (1959; literally, "''The Son''" or "''The Lad''" but translated as '''''Monsieur Levert''''' or '''''No Answer''''') is a novel by Swiss-born French novelist [[Robert Pinget]]. That same year, he adapted the novel into the play ''Lettre Morte'' (''Dead Letter''). | ||
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| Author | Robert Pinget |
|---|---|
| Original title | Le Fiston |
| Translator | Richard Howard & Richard Coe |
| Language | French |
| Publisher | Editions de Minuit, Grove Press, John Calder |
| Publication date | 1959 |
Published in English | 1961, 1976 |
| Pages | 125 |
| LC Class | PZ4.P653 Mo |
Le Fiston (1959; literally, "The Son" or "The Lad" but translated as Monsieur Levert or No Answer) is a novel by Swiss-born French novelist Robert Pinget. That same year, he adapted the novel into the play Lettre Morte (Dead Letter).
Plot summary
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Le Fiston has been translated into English twice: first by Richard Howard for Grove Press in 1961, and then by Richard Coe for John Calder in 1976.