CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Letters to the N.R.F. 1931-1961. Edition prepared, presented and annotated by Pascal Fouché. Preface by Philippe Sollers. Paris: Gallimard, [1991]. - In-8, 222 x 170 : (4 ff. first blank), XXI pp., (1 ff.), pp. 9-617, (2 ff.), printed cover. Red half-marroquin with corners, gold fillets, spine ribbed, gold head , untrimmed, cover and back preserved (D. Montecot). Original edition. "These Letters to the N.R.F. include [...] all the letters found sent to the various people in charge [of Celine's publications] at Éditions Gallimard. Mainly Gaston Gallimard of course, who followed his entire career, but also Jean Paulhan, the first to republish it after the war, and Roger Nimier, who took care of his books from D'un château l'autre and really brought him back into the public eye. Where they exist, the letters of his interlocutors also appear here, because it is the cross-referencing of this correspondence that makes it possible to follow the relations between the authors and their evolution" (p. XVIII). One of the 87 numbered copies on white laid paper from Holland , the only one on large paper. Well-bound copy , perfectly preserved. You can reach :- CELINE. Prison letters to Lucette Destouches & Master Mikkelsen. 1945-1947. Edition prepared, presented and annotated by François Gibault. Paris: Gallimard, [1998]. - In-8, 222 x 169: (2 ff. white), 401 pp., (5 ff. fourth white), printed cover. Burgundy half-marque with wedges, gold fillets, spine ribbed, head gilt, untrimmed, cover and back preserved (D. Montecot). Original edition . "The two hundred or so letters written by Celine to Maître Mikkelsen and Lucette during her detention, that is to say from December 1945 to June 1947, contain the full measure of her revolt. They express his desire to live or to survive, his hopes and despairs and the need for affection which he carried within him and which