The Library oulipienne is the name given by the oulipiens to the booklets which accommodate their work, individual and collective.

This publication is limited to 150 numbered specimens (more 50 reserved to the members), but these booklets are regularly joined together in volume, at Seghers, then with the Astral Castor.

Booklets

VOLUME I (Seghers)

• 1. Georges Perec: Ulcerations

• 2. Jacques Roubaud: the Hoppy princess or the tale of Labrador
• 3. Raymond Queneau: Bases of the Literature according to David Hilbert
• 4. OULIPO: has Raymond Queneau
• 5. Harry Mathews: Knowledge of the Kings
• 6. Italo Calvino: Piccolo Sillabario Illustrato
• 7. Jacques Roubaud: the Hoppy princess or the tale of Labrador. Chapter 2: Bilberries and Béryl
• 8. Paul Fournel: Elementary moral
• 9. Paul Braffort: My Hypertropes
• 10. Paul Fournel & Jacques Roubaud: the Hotel of Directions
• 11. Jacques Bens: Go at François
• 12. No5el Arnaud: Memories of Old Oulipien
• 13. Marcel Bénabou: an aphorism can in hiding another
• 14. Jacques Duchateau: seven blows of the gunner to the line in apocalypse slow, occupied reading “Currency of monkey” of William Faulkner
• 15. Jacques Roubaud: Io and the Wolf
• 16. Claude Burgelin, Paul Fournel, Beatrice de Jurquet, Harry Mathews, Georges Perec, Jacques Bens: the Professional singer Saves
• 17. Jacques Duchateau: Sanctuary with drawers
• 18. Paul Braffort: the desire (desires) in the order of the loves

VOLUME II (Seghers)

• 19. Georges Perec: Epithalamia

• 20. Italo Calvino: How I wrote one of my books
• 21. Michele Métail: Identikit pictures
• 22. Claude Berge: the Aztec Princess
• 23. OULIPO: has Georges Perec
• 24. Jean Queval: : ! ? ! ? ! () ''
• 25. Marcel Bénabou: untraceable Phrases
• 26. Jacques Roubaud: the train crosses the night
• 27. Luc Etienne: the art of the phonetic palindrome
• 28. Jacques Toy: the Eclipse
• 29. Marcel Bénabou: Alexandre with greffoir
• 30. François Lionnais: Third proclamation of Oulipo.
• 31. Jean Queval: Insect contemplating prehistory
• 32. Jean Queval: Written to measure
• 33. Michele Métail: Fifty corpuscular poems
• 34. Michele Métail: Filigrees
• 35. Michele Métail: Fifty oscillatory poems
• 36. Jean Lescure: Ultra crepidam
• 37. François Caradec: Cheese or serves?

• 38. Jacques Toy: the oulipien uncovered

• 39. Michele Métail: Small atlas geo-homophonic of the departments of the Metropolitan France and overseas
• 40. Marcel Bénabou: Breaking of words
• 41. Jacques Roubaud: Towards a consequent oulipisation of the literature
• 42. Christmas Arnaud: the last report
• 43. Jacques Roubaud: Second litanies of the Virgin
• 44. Jacques Toy: Spies
• 45. François Caradec: the way of the third sector
• 46. Paul Fournel: Suburbs
• 47. Jacques Roubaud: the numerologic provision of the rerum vulgarium split up, preceded by a short life of François Pétrarque
• 48. Paul Braffort: invisible libraries
• 49. François Caradec: Please find Ci-included
• 50. Michele Métail: Fifty poems oligogrammes
• 51. Harry Mathews: French Writings
• 52. Jacques Toy: seven rules of Perec

• 53. Jacques Roubaud: the voyage of yesterday

• 54. OULIPO: S+7, the return
• 55. OULIPO: Another elementary morals
• 56. Jacques Toy: Glose of the Countess of Die and Didon
• 57. Harry Mathews: One evening oulipienne
• 58. Paul Braffort: Thirty-four brazzles
• 59. Marcel Bénabou: To return in Cézanne
• 60. François Caradec: 105 top spin proverbs, followed few balanced poems
• 61. Jacques Roubaud: Crisis of theater
• 62. song of love large-monkey, a lyric corpus ignored, collected, translated and with accompanying notes by Jacques Toy

• 63. Christmas Arnaud: Gerard Genette and the OULIPO

• 64. Jacques Toy & Jacques Roubaud: ''
• 65. OULIPO: N-innate, in other words quenines
• 66. Jacques Roubaud: N-innate, in other words quenine (still)
• 67. Claude Berge: Which killed the Duke of Densmore?
• 68. OULIPO: Troll of tram (the tram of Strasbourg)
• 69. Jacques Duchateau: the cord of Saint-François (news without end)
• 70. Harry Mathews: With the eye
• 71. OULIPO: invisible Libraries, always
• 72. Jacques Toy: Monostication of the Fountain
• 73. Oskar Pastior: Spielregel, Wildwuchs, Translation (Rules of the game, Ulcerations, Translations)

VOLUME VI (Astral Beaver)

• 74. Herve Tellier: Thousand thoughts (first hundreds)

• 75. Michelle Grangaud: Forms of the anagram
• 76. Michelle Grangaud: Of a small hedge, if possible beautiful, with the Regrets
• 77. Herve Tellier: has low Carmen
• 78. Jacques Jouet: a closed room
• 79. OULIPO: the garland of Paul
• 80. Jacques Bens: the art of the escape
• 81. Jacques Roubaud: Three ruminations
• 82. Jacques Toy: Exercises of the memory
• 83. Jacques Roubaud: the ground is punt
• 84. Herve Tellier: an indefinable smile
• 85. François Lionnais: certain disparate (fragments) a

Volume VII (to be appeared with the Astral Beaver)

• 86. Walter Henry: Chu in dirty sea, or polymorphic rumination
• 87. Marcel Bénabou: Hannibal lost
• 88. Jacques Bens: I forgot
• 89. Claude Berge: Raymond Queneau and combinative the
• 90. OULIPO: Sex: this Xe
• 91. Georges Perec, Harry Mathews, Oskar Pastior: Variations, Variations, Variationen
• 92. Harry Mathews: a chronogram for 1997
• 93. Jacques Toy: Pauline (polyne)
• 94. Herve Tellier: wind of the language
• 95. Michelle Grangaud: molten Oulipo
• 96. François Caradec: peripheral Paris, followed other small Parisian poems
• 97. Jacques Toy and Pierre Rosenstiehl: Plank of the Parisian subway
• 98. Jacques Roubaud: O baobab tree

• 99. Paul Fournel: Hearth-garden, theater

• 100. OULIPO: This is my hundred (special God)
• 101. Michelle Grangaud: hahaôahah
• 102. Ian Monk: Fractales
• 103. Marcel Bénabou: Altitude and depth
• 104. Jacques Bens: posthumous Opus
• 105. Herve Tellier: the voyage of Hitler
• 106. OULIPO: the crown of Stèphe
• 107. Jacques Toy: the redonde
• 108. Jacques Toy: Hinterreise and other turned over stories
• 109. Ian Monk: Monquines
• 110. Ian Monk: the voyage of Hoover
• 111. Harry Mathews: Holy Catherine
• 112. Jacques Bens: the voyage of Arvers
• 113. Michelle Grangaud: a voyage diverge
• 114. François Caradec: the voyage of the worm
• 115. Michelle Grangaud: a library in the plane
• 116. Ian Monk: states of the sonnet
• 117. Queen Haugure: the voyage of the worms
• 118. Harry Mathews: the voyage of glasses
• 119. Paul Braffort: Five letters of accreditation
• 120. Jacques Toy & Olivier Living room: Not of two
• 121. OULIPO: At the origins of the language
• 122. François Caradec: That I like to make learn to the pedestrian from Paris
• 123. OULIPO: short Dramas and comedies in the small laundrette
• 124. Jacques Toy: Long lives
• 125. OULIPO: Doukipleudonktan?
• 126. Oskar Pastior: “sestinenformulate” modengraphik und minisestinen
• 127. Ian Monk: Quenoums
• 128. Ian Monk: Elementary, my expensive
• 129. Mikhaïl Gorliouk: So by a night a voyage from winter
• 130. Paul Braffort: the universes libraries
• 131. Jacques Roubaud: Duchamp Oulipien
• 132. Olivier Living room: people of legend
• 133. Marcel Bénabou: death directions for use
• 134. Jacques Toy: Small boxes, mean sonnets and other rigors
• 135. Jacques Toy: Of monostic the
• 136. Marcel Bénabou: Small supplement in Cratyle , 2006.
• 137. Oulipo: And God created the woman of the baker , 2006.
• 138. Paul Fournel: first hours of the colony , 2006.
• 139. Frederic Strong: the voyage of the dreams , 2006.
• 140. Paul Fournel: the table of dwarf prolonged of some consequences , 2006.
• 141. Oulipo: Of the rats in the Library , 2006.
• 142. François Caradec: Laments of last Thursdays , 2006.
• 143. Jacques Toy: Danaé (trentine) , 2006.
• 144. Frederic Strong: Chinese Tubes 2006.
• 145. Oulipo: the circular n°31 2006.
• 146. Jacques Roubaud & Olivier Living room: Sardinosaures & Co , 2006.
• 147. Paul Fournel: animals of love , 2006.
• 148. Oulipo: end of time , 2006.
• 149. Jacques Roubaud & Olivier Living room: New solicitudes , 2006.
• 151. Paul Fournel: Romance , 2006.
• 152. Jacques Roubaud & Paul Fournel: Chicagos , 2006.
• 153. Marcel Bénabou: Miniature Persian , 2006.
• 154. François Caradec: In Sperluette , 2006.
• 155. Jacques Roubaud: Hearts , 2006.
• 156. Jacques Bens: Oulipolets , 2006.
• 157. Frederic Strong, Jacques Toy and Jacques Roubaud: Chronopoèmes , 2007.
• 158. Jacques Roubaud: Beat of Monge , 2007.
• 159. Anne F. Garréta: N-amor , 2007.
• 160. Anne F. Garréta & Valerie Beaudouin: You remember…? , 2007.
• 161. Jacques Toy: Of W., Cortazar and Li Po , 2007.
• 666. OULIPO: Devil! ''