French poem loved by Bob Dylan and Patti Smith to be auctioned
Arthur Rimbaud’s Eternity has inspired pop stars and poets, and his stormy life was revered by the symbolist movement
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Arthur Rimbaud’s Eternity has inspired pop stars and poets, and his stormy life was revered by the symbolist movement
Things sound scarier, sadder or sexier in French. Take, for example, the mid-century jazz standard "Autumn Leaves." Every pianist in America from that era had...
Beth Orton was 19 when her mother Christine became ill in December 1989. The doctors told her and her two older brothers that it was pleurisy. A few weeks later they found out their mother had breast cancer. “I suppose they didn’t want to ruin our Christmas,” Orton later said. “That is total bullshit. F**k Christmas! I want to know! They told us one day, and she was dead a week later.”
Nathalie Quintane is among the most known experimental poets of France. To quote her from what she writes about herself in the French government’s
Jean-Nicolas-Arthur Rimbaud was born October 20, 1854, in the small French town of Charleville. His father, an army captain, abandoned the family when he was six.