The Time of the Assassins  

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"... Hunger (Knut Hamsun), Les Lauriers sont coupes (Dujardin), The Conquest of Bread (Kropotkin), Looking Backward (Edward Bellamy), Alice in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll), The Serpent in Paradise (Sacher- Masoch), Les Paradis Artificiels ..."--The Time of the Assassins: A Study of Rimbaud (1956) by Henry Miller

"[i]n English we have yet to produce a poet who is able to do for Rimbaud what Baudelaire did for Poe's verse, or Nerval for Faust, or Morel and Larbaud for Ulysses" and that "[i]t is my sincere belief that America needs to become acquainted with this legendary figure [Rimbaud] now more than ever. (The same is true of another extraordinary French poet ... ; Gérard de Nerval.)".--The Time of the Assassins: A Study of Rimbaud (1956) by Henry Miller

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The Time of the Assassins : A Study of Rimbaud (1956) is study of Arthur Rimbaud by Henry Miller.

The title refers to the closing line (Voici le temps des Assassins) of Matinée d'ivresse - part of Illuminations by Arthur Rimbaud.

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