US punk rock poet Patti Smith led a celebration Thursday in memory of Arthur Rimbaud, in the home town of the French poet who died 120 years ago.
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Events around Arthur RimbaudRevealed: Rimbaud, libertine linguist
Catherine | 18/09/2011 | 20:49

Rimbaud The Poems edited and translated by Oliver Bernard
Publisher: Anvil Press Poetry; Revised edition (13 Oct 2011)
Language English
Paperback, 416 pages
ISBN-10: 0856464406
ISBN-13: 978-0856464409
Translator revisits French poet's work 50 years on and brings to light five unknown compositions.
Disaster Was My God: A Novel of the Outlaw Life of Arthur Rimbaud by Bruce Duffy
Catherine | 17/08/2011 | 21:13

Alan Cheuse reviews a novel based on the real life of the French poet Arthur Rimbaud, called Disaster Was My God.
Rimbaud The Ethiopian
Catherine | 05/04/2011 | 22:36
International workshop on the life of Arthur Rimbaud when he was established in Harar - at Haramaya University – April 7 & 8 2011.
Talk on Arthur Rimbaud and the Paris Commune
Catherine | 24/10/2010 | 19:57
Talk this Monday on Arthur Rimbaud and the Paris Commune at the Marx Memorial Library.
Rimbaumania in Paris
Catherine | 28/05/2010 | 21:29
He may have lived over a hundred years ago, but French poet Arthur Rimbaud stills speaks to young people in the Internet era. A new Paris show, Rimbaudmania, reveals his influence on poets and musicians, from Burroughs and Kerouac to Bob Dylan, Jim Morrison, Patti Smith and punk rock.
French booksellers discover first adult Rimbaud picture
Catherine | 15/04/2010 | 20:12
A previously unseen photo of French poet Arthur Rimbaud was unveiled in Paris on Thursday, bringing the total number of known images of the writer to eight.
Win Tickets: Rimbaud and Verlaine at Kings Place
Catherine | 23/04/2009 | 18:31
The lives of French poets Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine sound like something from a Rick Mayall sitcom. Theirs is a tale of forbidden love, drunken rows and cross-channel debauchery, with knife fights, a shooting and even a fish-slapping incident thrown in for bad measure. During a particularly stormy period in 1873, the two Frenchmen lived together at 8 Royal College Street, Camden Town, and there wrote some of their most enduring poetry.
Poet in the city invites you to Rimbaud & Verlaine
Catherine | 17/04/2009 | 21:16
An event celebrating the life and works of two of France's greatest poets, chaired by Alan Jenkins, featuring Graham Robb, Dominique Combe, Martin Sorrell, Yann Frémy and the distinguished actors Bill Homewood and Estelle Kohler.
An Arthur Rimbaud Drift
Catherine | 18/02/2009 | 00:16
Poet in the City, as an innovative poetry charity, is championing efforts to save 8 Royal College Street, the house in Camden formerly occupied by the celebrated French poets Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine.

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