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Les Oiseaux du sang
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Les Oiseaux du sang

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  • Édouard Maunick

    In his first poetry collection, Les Oiseaux du sang (1954; “The Birds of Blood”), Maunick introduced a perspective that became characteristic of his later work; he rejected the sentimental search for roots to establish his individual identity. In Les Manèges de la mer (1964; “Taming the Sea”), he lamented his…

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    In his first poetry collection, Les Oiseaux du sang (1954; “The Birds of Blood”), Maunick introduced a perspective that became characteristic of his later work; he rejected the sentimental search for roots to establish his individual identity. In Les Manèges de la mer (1964; “Taming the Sea”), he lamented his…

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