In the TLS Richard Sieburth reviews the two-volume Pléiade edition of Blaise Cendrars' Œuvres autobiographiques complètes (see the Gallimard publicity page for, for example, volume one), in Blaise Cendrars in the sky -- noting:
Given Cendrars's well-known (and self-confessed) penchant for fabulation, the title Oeuvres autobiographiques raises as many problems as it solves.Several Cendrars-works are still available in translation, including some that figure in these two volumes; Peter Owen has four titles, including The Astonished Man (see their publicity page, or get your copy at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk), and there's also Moravagine, from New York Review Books Classics (see their publicity page, or get your copy at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk)