Joë Bousquet

Joë Bousquet ( born March 19, 1897 in Narbonne, † September 28, 1950 in Carcassonne ) was a French writer.

Bousquet was wounded during the First World War in 1918 at VAILLY on the Aisne and was paralyzed ever since. He then lived surrounded by books, withdrawn in Carcassonne. In the bedroom of his house in the rue de Verdun, which he never left from 1925 until his death, he received famous contemporaries such as Andre Gide, Paul Valéry, Paul Eluard, Louis Aragon, Simone Weil and Max Ernst. Together with François -Paul and Claude Louis Alibert Esteve he gave the Cahiers du Sud out.

In addition to Surrealist poems and short stories have been extensive correspondence from Bousquet diary, published, many of the works after his death. His house in Carcassonne is now a museum.

Works

• Le mal d' enfance, 1939, ill. René Iché
• Traduit of Silence, 1941
• Lettres à poisson d'or, 1967
• Le Pays des armes rouillées, 1969
• Lettres à Jean Cassou, 1970
• Mystique, 1973
• Lettres à Carla Suarès, 1973
• Lettres à Stéphane et à Jean, 1975
• La Romance du thresh, 1976
• Le Roi du sel, 1977
• Lettres à Marthe, 1978
• Isel, 1979
• Oeuvre romanesque complète (2 volumes ), 1979
• Le Bréviaire bleu, 1978
• Le Médisant par bonté, 1980
• Notes d' inconnaissance, 1981
• La Connaissance du soir, 1981
• À Max -Philippe Delatte, 1981
• Langage entier, 1981
• Seme Le chemin, 1981
• Note-book, 1983
• Lumiere, infranchissable pourriture et autres Essais sur Jouve, 1987
• La nacre du sel, 1988
• Exploration de mon médecin, 1988
• Deux lettres à Lucie Lauze, 1988
• Le meneur de lune, 1989
• Lettres à Magritte, 1981
• Papillon de neige, 1980
• D' un regard l' autre, 1982
• Un amour de couleur thé, 1984
• Deux lettres à un ami, 1991
• Le Galant de neige, 1995
• Les Capitales, 1996
• Le Cahier noir, La Musardine, 1996
• L' oeuvre de la nuit, 1996
• René Daumal, 1996

• Author
• Poetry
• Amendment
• Frenchman
• Born 1897
• Died in 1950
• Man