Claude Pélieu's "Et vous aurez raison d'avoir tort!" (1996)

Ligny-lèz-Aire, France: Station Underground d'Emerveillement Littéraire (book), 1996.
8.25" x 5.75" x 0.25", 106 pages, softcover.

Claude Péleu's Et vous aurez raison d'avoir tort! ("And you will be right to be wrong!"), writings between 1971-1977, with collages. This includes a work with "the collaboration of Mary Beach, William Burroughs, Chano Pozo [Pélieu's pseudonym], Captain Parano & Johnny Pissoff." Published by Station Underground d'Emerveillement Littéraire in 1996, as part of the "Starscrewer Collection".

In conversation in the Burroughs & Associates Facebook group, Marlen Stahl shared:

 
"This book was published by french poet (and publisher) Lucien Suel (so the acronym SUEL - Station Underground...) . It is an anthology of texts that were first published in 2 french magazines from the 70's, The Starscrewer (led by Lucien) and Sphinx (led by a guy whose nickmane was "Horus" at that time). Lucien sold, I would say, 100-200 of this book. And then, in 2001, as a teacher in a local university, I asked the students to buy this book so we could study it - Lucien had to print back 30-40 books. It's a great book, with interesting texts from the 70's."