A Review of “Queneau et les formes intranquilles de la modernité. 1917–1938: Lectures du récit anglo-saxon des XIXe-XXe siècles”

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Acknowledgments

Derek Schilling is Associate Professor of French and Cinema Studies at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, where he teaches twentieth-century French literature and film. The author of a study on theories of everydayness in the work of Georges Perec and a monograph on Eric Rohmer, he is completing a book on interwar literary representations of the Paris suburbs.