Rimbaud Complete
By (Author) Arthur Rimbaud
Translated by Wyatt Mason
Edited by Wyatt Mason
Introduction by Wyatt Mason
Random House USA Inc
Modern Library Inc
1st April 2003
14th January 2003
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
841.8
Paperback
656
Width 132mm, Height 202mm, Spine 35mm
527g
Translated, Edited , and with an itroduction by Wyatt Mason
The definitive translation for our time. Edward Hirsch
Wyatt Mason has located and tapped into Rimbauds voice as it swings from gnarled to straight-ahead to mystic to raucous. Roger Shattuck
An important introduction of Rimbaud to another generation of readers. Booklist
The best opportunity thus far to experience Rimbaud as fully as possible in English. Here is Rimbaud uncensored: the savage maker, the scathing satirist, the rigorous Alchemist of the Word, the master of metrics and innovator of the prose poem, the figure who made himself absolutely modern, the poetic visionary whose work systematically disorders the senses and resonates with a strange beauty, an exultant splendor. Edward Hirsch
A welcome addition to the shelf of Rimbaud in English. Masons tireless zeal and endless inventiveness compel unfailing admiration. Arthur Goldhammer
Wyatt Mason has translated five books by Pierre Michon, including The Origin of the World and Masters and Servants, a finalist for the French-American Foundation Translation Prize. He is at work on translations of Dante's La Vita Nuova and Rimbaud's letters, both for the Modern Library. His writing has appeared in Harper's, The Nation, and other publications.