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Born in 1925, François Garnung lives today in the South of France. After World War II he published several poems, which were illustrated by Marx Ernst and prefaced by Jean Cocteau. He also collaborated on Albert Camus’ journal Combat. He wrote a second novel Les Miroirs et les chênes (Albin Michel, 1965) and a collection of poems, Belle Marquise (Les Impénitents, 1974).
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