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Patti Smith 's introduction to the new edition of Jean Genet's The Thief's Journal (Grove Atlantic, this month, originally published 1949), "his most exquisite piece of autobiographical fiction," is up at the Paris Review Daily, and worth a look:
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Dec. 20 - Rock singer and poet Patti Smith makes a surprise appearance at New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) to pay tribute to French novelist, playwright and poet Jean Genet. Kilmeny.
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22K views 6 years ago In April of 2013, American singer Patti Smith travels to the grave of French writer Jean Genet in Larache, Morocco. She brings him three stones, which she collected.
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Paperback - August 21, 2018. First published in France in 1949, The Thief's Journal is Jean Genet's iconic work of autobiographical fiction. This new edition brings his legendary genius to future generations of readers, with an introduction by Genet's great admirer, Patti Smith. From a prison cell, the journal's narrator recounts his.
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on artaud and genet by patti smith [from Evening Standard (London), May 31,1996] I first learned about Artaud, the Surrealist visionary, from seeing him in the movie, The Passion of Joan of Arc. I was very taken with his ability to express himself in so many forms -- writing, acting, directing, drawing.
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In the first stirring lines of The Thief's Journal, Jean Genet bares his youthful aspirations, his doctrine as a poet, and his tenets as a man.He offers a single sentence—"Convicts' garb is striped pink and white"—then embarks on a paragraph of Proustian proportions, where straightaway the reader is hurled into the inner sanctum of the convict, privy to his gestures, sounds, and.
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Grove Press The Thief's Journal With a New Introduction by Patti Smith by Jean Genet Translated from French by Bernard Frechtman Foreword by Jean-Paul Sartre "One of the strongest and most vital accounts of a life ever set down on paper. . . . Genet has dramatized the story of his own life with a power and vision which take the breath away.
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Patti Smith is a person for whom the material world veils—flimsily—a set of more lasting, luminous truths. These are the truths of art, genius, fate; she has no truck with the irony or.
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Ms. Smith wore torn jeans and a crisp blazer. "Throughout my life, I happily deferred to family, companions, children," she said. "This was mine. I didn't have to compromise, and I say that in.
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Published in 1964, and again today: Jean Genet's The Thief's Journal, with a new intro by Patti Smith BACK TO THE NEWSROOM Graffito of Jean Genet, Paris.
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In The Thief's Journal Jean Genet had written of Saint-Laurent as hallowed ground and of its inmates with devotional empathy. He had ascended the ladder toward them: reform school, petty thief,.
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Paris Review Daily Publishes Excerpt of New Introduction, by Patti Smith, to Jean Genet's The Thief's Journal. By Harriet Staff August 15, 2018. Patti Smith's introduction to the new edition of Jean Genet's The Thief's Journal (Grove Atlantic, this month, originally published 1949), "his most exquisite piece of autobiographical fiction," is.
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Abstract The desire to be sentenced to prison and serve time in French Guiana's penal colony runs throughout the literary work of Jean Genet. Patti Smith was profoundly affected by Genet's territorial attachment and set herself the mission of travelling to this notorious site of forced labour, the bagne.
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In April of 2013, the, nearly always, fantastic, Granny Clampett.I mean Patti Smith travelled to the grave of Jean Genet.When Patti travelled to Genet's gr.
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-From Vogue 's excerpt of M Train, Patti Smith's new memoir, in which she and her husband, Fred "Sonic" Smith, make a pilgrimage to the remains of the French penal colony in northwest French Guiana where Jean Genet longed to be imprisoned, which he wrote about in The Thief's Journal. Smith collected stones there, to bring to Genet. Read the excerpt
