Chourmo

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Chourmo
Chourmo bookcover.jpg
First edition cover
Author Jean-Claude Izzo
TranslatorHoward Curtis
Country France
Genre Mediterranean noir novel
Publisher Europa Editions (English translation)
Publication date
1996 [1]
Published in English
September 30, 2006
Pages256 pp
ISBN 978-1-933372-17-4
OCLC 70868424
Preceded by Total Chaos  
Followed by Solea  

Chourmo is the second book of French author Jean-Claude Izzo's Marseilles Trilogy .

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