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Armand, Louis

 
9788090217188: Seances

Synopsis

Seances, composed between 1993 and 1997, represents the first full-length collection of poetry from Sydney-born writer Louis Armand. Compared favourably to French poet Yves Bonnefoy, Armand has attracted growing attention from editors and the reading public alike, particularly in his native Australia where his work has recently gained hard-won approval from the "literary establishment." Felicity Plunkett of Siglo describes Armand's poetry as "both daring and serious at the same time."

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À propos de l'auteur

Louis Armand was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1972. Since mid-1994 he has lived and worked in Prague, where he teaches seminars at the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University and edits the x-poezie chapbook series. His essays, poetry and short prose have been published in journals internationally, as well as in two anthologies: Infernal Cinders (1993) and The Zone (1994). In June 1997 Armand was awarded the Max Harris Prize for poetry at the Penola Festival, in Adelaide. His publications include, Inexorable Weather (Arc Publications), The Garden and Strange Attractors, (both with Salt), and Land Partitions and Malice in Underland (both with Textbase).

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