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62: A Model Kit
1968 novel by Julio Cortázar
62: A Model Kit (Spanish: 62/Modelo para armar) is a novel by Julio Cortázar published in 1968. It is considered the author's most experimental novel.
01Characters
- Juan, Argentinean interpreter.
- Hélène, anesthesiologist living in Paris.
- Polanco, Argentinean. Inseparable friend of Calac.
- Calac, Argentine writer. Inseparable friend of Polanco.
- Tell, Danish.
- Marrast, sculptor.
- Nicole, illustrator.
- Celia, 17-year-old French student.
- Austin, young English lutenist; former anonymous neurotic.
- Frau Marta, old Viennese lady.
- Monsieur Ochs, doll maker.
- Harold Haroldson, superintendent of The Courtauld Institute of Art.
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