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French novelist and poet (1903–1976)
Also known as: Раймон Кено, ريمون كينو, 레몽 크노, レーモン・クノー, 雷蒙·格诺, Кено Р.
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- Excercices de style (1968)
- Zazie dans le métro (1959)
- We Always Treat Women Too Well
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- Bords Mathematiciens/ Precurseurs/ Encyclopedistes (1978)