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Je voudrais pas crever

''Je voudrais pas crever'' (''I wouldn't want to croak'') is a collection of poetry by French author Boris Vian, published posthumously in 1962.
==Background==
The set of 23 poems was first published by the famed publisher Jean-Jacques Pauvert, three years after the death of Vian in 1959 and at a time when his literary stock was rising on the heels of the publication of ''Romans et Nouvelles'' and the re-publication of ''L'Écume des jours''. The collection is named for the title of the first poem; the manuscript has no title. The poems, many of which deal with tragedy and death, were written in 1951-51, when Vian was undergoing marital, financial, and creative difficulties.〔Noël Arnaud, "Introduction," in 〕 They are often discussed as if they are autobiographical.
In the edition edited by Noël Arnaud (first published in 1972 and republished in 1989), the poems are followed by four letters (written between 1953 and 1959) to the College of 'Pataphysics, the Parisian philosophical group of artists and writers dedicated to the study of what lies beyond metaphysics. Also included are two brief texts by Vian on literature and the role of the writer.

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