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Audin, Michele

ONE HUNDRED TWENTY ONE DAYS - 1 - Texas Deep Vellum 2014 - 173

This debut novel by mathematician and Oulipo member Michèle Audin retraces the lives of French mathematicians over several generations through World Wars I and II. The narrative oscillates stylistically from chapter to chapter—at times a novel, fable, historical research, or a diary—locking and unlocking codes, culminating in a captivating, original reading experience.

Michèle Audin is the author of several works of mathematical theory and history and also published a work on her anticolonialist father's torture, disappearance, and execution by the French during the Battle of Algiers.

1. Childhood (1900s)
2. Dairy of Marguerite Janvier (1916-1939)
3. One Poly technician, Three Murders, Twenty Two Articles (1917-1939)
4. Strabourg 1939 (transcription of Interview with Pierre Meyer, November 2006)
5. Journal of Heinrich Kurz (Paris, 1942)
6. Form of City (1943-2005)
7. Trip to N. (Notes from the gray Notebook, 2005)
8. One Hundred Twenty One days
9. Numbers
10. Binder (Notes 2006-2010)
11. Form of a City (Paris - Strabourg, 2009-2013)

ISBN: 9781941920329

Source: Purchased Prism Books, Kadavanthra

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Fiction
Novel

Dewey Class. No.: F / AUD/ON