<DIV><I>The Church</I>, one of Céline's few dramatic works, was written in 1933, just one year after his great masterpiece <I>Voyage au bout de la nuit (Journey to the End of Night)</I>. The play is a highly satirical work that mocks almost all races and religions, typical, in part, of Céline's diatribes. Yet here also is a work of great wit, sharing Céline's great comedic-tragic vision of humankind. One of the most noted writers of the 20th century, Céline is also the author of <I>Death on the Installment Plan, North, Rigadoon, Castle to Castle and Ballets without Music, without Dancers, without Anything</I>, the last recently published by Green Integer.<BR><BR>Also available by Louis-Ferdinand Céline<BR><I> Ballets without Music, without Dancers, without Anything</I><BR>PB $10.95, 1-892295-06-7 o CUSA</DIV>