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Aragon's Earliest Known Poem: The Birth of a Poet Soon to be Buried Beneath the Shells of the Great WarRead
One is not born Aragon, one becomes him. Through the trauma of the first World War, the upheaval of Dadaism and the enthusiasm of Surrealism, through communist conviction, through Resistance to oppression, through love…
Before Elsa's gaze, before the Affiches rouges, the comrades, the artistic revolutions (even before the shell that would bury him in the trenches) Aragon is already Aragon, from the very first poem, feverishly written in pencil on a schoolboy's page and given to his friend "Anicet"…
- May 20, 2015Festival du Quartier du livreLa Librairie le Feu Follet participates in District Book Festival, from May 28 to 31 On this occasion, the entire team will welcome you from Thursday to Sunday and will offer an introduction to book collecting and free appraisals for the duration of the event. Feel free to share!
- May 12, 2015Thirtieth anniversary of the death of Jean DubuffetOn the occasion of the thirty of the death of Jean Dubuffet, the Feu Follet returns to the major influence on the surrealists thought Dubuffet and the emergence of Art Brut. While Dubuffet deliberately "forgotten" its ties with surrealism, it is nevertheless one of the main heirs and successors.
- April 21, 2015The Rare Book Fair at the Grand PalaisThe Rare Book Fair at the Grand Palais opens Thursday night for its opening. We will be closed on Thursday but will welcome Friday at the usual times. Invitations for the show are available at the Library!
- May 14, 2015A beautiful ex-libris that keeps its name silentDo you know the owner of this beautiful bookplate the initials "MD", affixed to a book by René Char, the library is on fire?
- May 5, 2015The writings of Roland Barthes at the BNFRoland Barthes would have been 100 years old in 2015 and the BNF is organizing an exhibition that pays tribute to the man who was at once an intellectual, a theorist of language and literature and a writer.
- April 17, 2015In Prais of Book CollectingAt the time of computer dematerialization, what relevance grant the founding concept of book collecting: the symbolic relationship between the written work and its support? The early days of its history, the book is not a simple support of thought, it is the single vector. The quality of this object depends on the impact of the work and thereby its future.
- May 13, 2015Mysterious handwritten scrollsA complete manuscript of the Fables of Fontaine established under Napoleon, by a prisoner whose identity is not reached us, interned in Pinerolo (Piedmont). Why the prisoner wrote this in the strange shape? Maybe he has wanted as Sade conceal his captors in the interstices of a wall.
- April 25, 2015The bookshop on its way to the FairThe bookshop presents its finest pieces currently at the Grand Palais Rare Book fair, Stand G6.
- April 14, 2015Grand Palais in 2015Librairie Le Feu Follet is pleased to announce that it will be at the International Antiquarian Book of Paris to be held at the Grand Palais from 24 to 26 April 2015. We offer you on this occasion a rare and valuable books catalog.
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