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24 Oct 2026, 05:54
Georges Perec at the BNF: A Visit with Thomas Clerc
The BNF in Paris is dedicating a trail to Georges Perec that connects his many obsessions. Writer Thomas Clerc’s visit makes the exhibition’s distinctive approach tangible.