1964: Emily Brontë
Pierre Seghers, coll. Poètes d’aujourd’hui n°120, 190 pages.
Note: Awaiting annotation.
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1961 : Путешествие в космос
Moscou, Éditions scolaires d’État, 1963. Russian version of The Space Submarine, republished by Prosvechtchenie in 1973, 70 pages. This edition is attributed to “Françoise d’Obonne” and the title is in (approximate) French “Voyage en cosmos”.
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