Autumn Leaves

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX

The following texts first appeared:

Spring, in one volume, (Flammarion) “The Garland of the Years” (texts from André Gide, Jules Romains, Colette and François Mauriac), 1941; then in the magazine Verve, series II, No. 5–6, p. 15.

Youth, in the Nouvelle Revue Française, Sept. 1931.

My Mother, in the magazine Quatre-Vents, Feb. 1942.

The Day of September 27, in the magazine Commune, Jan. 1936.

Acquasanta (with Youth), in a volume entitled “Two Tales,” in a limited edition, 1938.

Dindiki, in the magazine Commerce, IX, autumn 1926.

Joseph Conrad, in the Nouvelle Revue Française,Dec. 1, 1924.

Francis Jammes, in the Nouvelle Revue Française, December 1, 1938.

The Radiance of Paul Valéry, in the daily paper Le Figaro, July 25, 1945.

Paul Valéry, in the magazine l’Arche, October 1945.

Henri Ghéon, in the weekly Gavroche, June 14, 1945.

Eugène Dabit, in the Nouvelle Revue Française, Dec. 1, 1938.

Christian Beck, in the Belgian magazine La Nervie, special number devoted to Christian Beck, 1931.

Antonin Artaud, in the daily Combat, March 19, 1948, and in the special number devoted to Antonin Artaud of the magazine 84, 1948, No. 5–6.

Le Mercure de France, in the number 1000 of the Mercure de France, bearing the combined dates: July 1940 — December 1946.

La Revue Blanche, in the magazine Labyrinthe, 1946.

Goethe, in the Nouvelle Revue Française, March 1, 1932.

The Teaching of Poussin, as an introduction to the illustrated volume “Poussin” (edition Au Divan) 1945.

Lautréamont, as an introduction to the volume “The Case of Lautréamont” (Le Disque vert, Paris-Brussels, R. van den Berg), 1925.

Arthur Rimbaud, in the magazine Poésie 41, No. 6, 1941 (in answer to the inquiry: “Did Arthur Rimbaud die fifty years ago?”).

Three meetings with Verlaine, in the magazine Fontaine, June 1942.

Literary Memories and Problems of To-day, in pamphlet form, with the Lettres Françaises, Beyrouth, 1946, and in l’Arche, No. 18–19, August-September 1946.

Preface to Night Flight, as an introduction to Saint-Exupéry’s work, 1931.

Some Recent Writings of Thomas Mann, in the weekly Marianne, Sept. 22, 1937.

Preface for a French translation of “Morgenlandfahrt” by Hermann Hesse, “A Trip to the Orient,” translated by Jean Lambert. CalmanLévy, 1947; then in the magazine Paru, No. 50, January 1949.

Letter-Preface to Chants de Départ by Jean Lacaze, as an introduction to the volume (Finham, edit. Chantal), 1947.

Justice or Charity, in the daily Le Figaro, Feb. 25, 1945.

Courage, in the daily Combat, April 28, 1948.

Truth, in the daily Combat, April 29, 1948.

Two Imaginary Interviews, in the volume “Attendu que …” (Algiers, Edit. Charlot), 1943; in France, in l’Arche, No. 11, Nov. 1945.

Leaves, the first part in “Attendu que …” and l’Arche, No. 11; the second part only in the pamphlet “Two Imaginary Interviews” (Charlot), 1946.

Autumn Leaves, in the magazine La Table Ronde, No. 6, June 1948.