Orion blinded : Essays on Claude Simon. Textes réunis par Randi Birn et Karen Gould. Londres ; Toronto : Associated University Press, 1981, 307 p.

Weed (Elizabeth). " A rereading of Claude Simon’s Le Tricheur ", p. 39-56
Solomon (Philip H.). " Life’s Illusions : patterns of initiation in Le Sacre du printemps ", p. 57-71
Gould (Karen). " The faces of language in The Grass ", p. 72-86
Birn (Randi). " The Road to creativity. Eighteenth century parody in The Flanders Road ", p. 87-103
Jones (Tobin H.). " Histoire : The narrative as a Bio-Graph ", p. 105-116
Loubère (J.A.E.). " Announcing the world : Signs and Images at work in the novels of Claude Simon ", p. 117-132
Holter (Karin). " Simon citing Simon : A few examples of limited intertextuality ", p. 133-150
Bjurström (Carl Gustaf). " Composition, repetition, and dislocation in Simon’s first three novels ", p. 151-172
Roubichou (Gérard). " Histoire or the serial novel ", p. 173-183
Loubère (J.A.E.). " The generative function of translation in the novels of Claude Simon ", p. 184-199
DuVerlie (Claud). " Pictures for writing : premises for a graphopictology ", p. 200-218
Makward (Christine P.). " Aspects of bisexuality in Simon’s Works ", p. 219-238
Fletcher (John). " Faulkner, Gulliver, and the problem of Evil ", p. 239-247
Jimenez-Fajardo (Salvador). - " Claude Simon and Latin American fiction : some common grounds ", p. 248-259
Levitt (Morton P.). " Modernist survivor : the later fiction of Claude Simon ", p. 260-284
" Simon on Simon : An interview with the artist ", p. 285-288