L'Innocent (roman)

L'Innocent (roman)
L'Innocent
Auteur Philippe Hériat
Genre roman
Pays d'origine Drapeau de France France
Éditeur Éditions Denoël
Date de parution 1931
Nombre de pages 303

L'Innocent est un roman de Philippe Hériat publié le 1931 aux éditions Denoël et ayant le prix Renaudot la même année.

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Précédé par L'Innocent Suivi par
Piège de Germaine Beaumont
Prix Renaudot
1931
Voyage au bout de la nuit de Louis-Ferdinand Céline

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