Léon Deubel
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| - | [[Léon Deubel]], [[Émile Nelligan]], [[Antonin Artaud]], [[Olivier Larronde]] ou encore [[John Keats]] et [[Edgar Allan Poe]]. | + | |
| + | '''Léon Deubel''' (22 March 1879 – 12 June 1913) was a French Poet. | ||
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| + | == Biography == | ||
| + | Poor, misfit, he killed himself by plunging into the Marne after he burned his manuscripts. Deubel is considered to have been the last ''[[poète maudit]]'' | ||
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| + | == Bibliography == | ||
| + | *[[Maurice Favone]], ''Le Poète Léon Deubel'', Paris, R. Debresse, Bibliothèque de l’artistocratie, 1939, 63 pages. | ||
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Léon Deubel (22 March 1879 – 12 June 1913) was a French Poet.
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Biography
Poor, misfit, he killed himself by plunging into the Marne after he burned his manuscripts. Deubel is considered to have been the last poète maudit
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Bibliography
- Maurice Favone, Le Poète Léon Deubel, Paris, R. Debresse, Bibliothèque de l’artistocratie, 1939, 63 pages.
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