Poetry Monday: today, “we assume that each of us has an interior”
It is a book with a program title, a beautiful title in its precision as in its simplicity: Underground interchange at Saint-Lazare station. For six … Read more
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Literature: death of Ruth Klüger, survivor of the death camps
Ruth Klüger, who died Monday in Irvine, California, did not believe that we should no longer write poems after Auschwitz, and that the cinema should … Read more
Poetry Monday: today, “he never looked up at her again”
What is the recipe for a collection of poetry? A pinch of what, how many grams of the rest? Florence Pazzottu chose not to choose. … Read more
Death of Claude Vigée, poet of joy
The Alsatian Jewish poet and former resistance fighter Claude Vigée died at the age of 99, the mayor of his hometown, Bischwiller announced on Saturday. … Read more
‘Uncle Juan Rita’, the oldest repentista poet, dies at 108
The Murcian troubadour Juan Tudela, better known as ‘Tío Juan Rita’ and considered the repentista poet – repentismo is a form of typical oral popular … Read more
Serge Assier and René Char, the photographer and the poet
« Ah that, you can say it that it is improbable like meeting! “ Serge Assier’s sparkling gaze wanders from the sea, which he contemplates … Read more
Mallarmé in Valvins: let’s go and see if he waters
Does gardening have to do with poetry? It’s hard to imagine Stéphane Mallarmé, clogs on his feet, pruning shears in hand, going out early in … Read more
Death of Frédéric Jacques Temple, poet of nature and elsewhere
« For eternal exile, I will carry the burning smell of the pastures trampled by the hooves on the endless drailles rustling with cowbells », … Read more
Death of the poet Frédéric Jacques Temple
Frédéric Jacques Temple died on Wednesday. It is as if lightning had fallen in Aujargues, in the Gard, where he had lived with his wife … Read more
Kassel Jaeger, the swamp goldsmith – Culture / Next
How many sonic particles separate the sound of a fine rain falling in a puddle, a calm morning in the heart of winter, from a … Read more