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And as I read this book, like the author Sylvan Tessa, I wanted to follow Langbo's path, and one day I want to take this book and the iron from hell and see that road he walked along the Mousz River, so I can't understand Langbo and his beloved Beren even more?
[Seven With Langbo] Arctur Langbo, introduced through the Sylvan Tesson! And as I read, there were millions of thoughts that came out like a firefly. His poem, his writings, was not easy to understand in a single breath what I wanted to say or choose words to read, as well as the 30s. But the words he spoke, the written words, as he walked along the street were strangely attracted. I read the book through three days, divided by chapters. Langbo was the brightest star of his time. But the
Sylvain Tesson: Summer with Rimbaud
Artur Langbo. A poet who started writing poetry at age 10, and then, at the age of 16, he showed himself to his elders and said everything he had to say for three years. How can we read this extraordinary poet's life, which has since been a far-off journey and has settled in Africa and sealed his literary talent? I suggest to us that author and adventurer, Sylvin Tessa. If you want to meet him, you need to open up an iron in hell. Anarchist and bungee, punk or savage artist... but most of all, a poet is enough. A brilliant guide, a well-known and humorous essay, who follows the course of Langbo, meeting with his life and poetry.
Korean title: 랭보와 함께하는 여름
Korean author: 실뱅 테송
Korean publisher: 뮤진트리
ISBN-13: 9791161110981
Reviews
And as I read this book, like the author Sylvan Tessa, I wanted to follow Langbo's path, and one day I want to take this book and the iron from hell and see that road he walked along the Mousz River, so I can't understand Langbo and his beloved Beren even more?
[Seven With Langbo] Arctur Langbo, introduced through the Sylvan Tesson! And as I read, there were millions of thoughts that came out like a firefly. His poem, his writings, was not easy to understand in a single breath what I wanted to say or choose words to read, as well as the 30s. But the words he spoke, the written words, as he walked along the street were strangely attracted. I read the book through three days, divided by chapters. Langbo was the brightest star of his time. But the
