A place for Glenn W. Cooper to display his collection of Arthur Rimbaud books, pamphlets and paraphernalia.
Tuesday 31 May 2011
My Poor Arthur
by Elisabeth Hanson.
Early biography. I picked up my copy in a second-hand store in Sydney, about twenty years ago. It's a pretty battered copy. I could doubtless find a superior copy online, but to me it has always been about the contents of a book, not the physicality of it.
The title, of course, refers to a line written by Madame Rimbaud to describe her son, after his death. "My poor Arthur, who never asked for anything ..."
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