Hubert Juin
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| - | '''Hubert Juin''' ([[1926]]-[[1987]]) was a Belgian French language writer and [[literary critic]] involved with the [[Surrealist movement]]. He wrote a study on [[Charles Nodier]] and [[Alfred Jarry]]. He also wrote text to [[Bertrand]]'s first volume at [[Losfeld]]'s. | + | '''Hubert Juin''' ([[1926]]-[[1987]]) was a Belgian French language writer and [[literary critic]] involved with the [[Surrealist movement]]. He wrote a study on [[Charles Nodier]] and [[Alfred Jarry]]. He also wrote text to [[Raymond Bertrand]]'s first volume ''Dessins Erotiques'' at [[Losfeld]]'s. |
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Hubert Juin (1926-1987) was a Belgian French language writer and literary critic involved with the Surrealist movement. He wrote a study on Charles Nodier and Alfred Jarry. He also wrote text to Raymond Bertrand's first volume Dessins Erotiques at Losfeld's.
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