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Aragon, Louis Average customer rating: I agree with the review below. Strange flowers (In Spanish) Not as good as Nadja, Les Champs Magnetiques, et al. An amazing read! Ideal English Edition Paris Peasant Louis Aragon , and Simon Watson Taylor Manufacturer: Exact Change ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback Similar Items: Nadja Manifestoes of Surrealism (Ann Arbor Paperbacks) Wanderlust: A History of Walking By-Line Ernest Hemingway: Selected Articles and Dispatches of Four Decades Mad Love (French Modernist Library) ASIN: Release Date: Book Description By Louis Aragon. Translated and with an Introduction by Simon Watson Taylor. Customer Reviews: I agree with the review below. This book is good, but it's not that good. It's a nice little time capsule. Someone who is not interested in turn of the century Paris or surrealism probably wouldn't enjoy it that much. Strange flowers (In Spanish) Not as good as Nadja, Les Champs Magnetiques, et al. Louis Aragon, Paris Peasant (Gallimard, 1926) Aragon, one of the people at the core of the dada, and later the surrealist, movements in France, is a fantastic poet, like most of them were. However, I'm finding, as I move out to explore the prose of the movements after twenty years of enjoying (and being influenced by) the poetry, that most of them were far better poets than they were novelists. There are exceptions, of course (Rene Daumal's unfinished Mount Analogue and Breton/Eluard's Les Champs Magnetiques both made my best-reads-of-the-year list in the early nineties), but Paris Peasant isn't one of them.

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