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In 1966, the publication of his essay "La Mort de L.-F. Céline" inaugurated the publishing house that he co-founded with Christian Bourgois, named after the latter. Meanwhile, "L'Herne" added publishing to its activities. At thirty, de Roux became a prominent figure of French literature, omnipresent and rough in his polemics, especially against the Tel Quel group.