Andre Du Bouchet Books

Where heat looms

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Andre du Bouchet, born in 1924, is one of the last great modern French poets whose work remains untranslated. Only one small book, The Uninhabited, translated and published by Paul Auster, has appe...

Today Is the Day Sun and Moon Classics

By Andre Du Bouchet

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L' incoherence

By Andre Du Bouchet

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Laisses

By Andre Du Bouchet

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Rapides

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L ajour

By Andre Du Bouchet

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Dans la chaleur vacante suivi de Ou le soleil

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Carnets, 1952-1956

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Aveuglante ou banale

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La Peinture n a jamais existe

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