Letter to a Young Lady in Paris (1951) [Short Story]
by Julio Cortázar
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If it hadn't been for that eleventh bunny, everything would have been fine, the narrator writes to a young woman whose house he is staying in.
Original title: Carta a una seńorita en París
Original languages:
Spanish
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Genre: Fiction→ Fantasy→ Literary Fantasy
This work is a subwork of the following works :
Blow-Up and Other Stories (1967) [Collection]
Author: Julio Cortázar
Other People's Mail: An Anthology of Letter Stories (2000) [Anthology]
Authors: Nadine Gordimer
, Doris Lessing
, A. A. Milne
, Julio Cortázar
, Mark Helprin
, Ray Russell
, Virginia Moriconi
, Gail Godwin
, Alice Munro
, Ghassan Kanafani
, Stephen Dixon
, Reginald McKnight
, Donna Kline
, Torgny Lindgren
, Michael Carson
, Hubert Aquin
, Tadeusz Borowski
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