Henri Michaux
Henri Michaux (1899–1984), born in Belgium, studied mysticism as a young man and traveled throughout South America and Asia before settling in Paris. He wrote more than twenty volumes of poetry and prose and showed paintings he created under the influence of mescaline. In 1965 he was awarded the French National Prize for Letters but refused the award, saying that it threatened his independence.
Henri Michaux
Henri Michaux (1899–1984), born in Belgium, studied mysticism as a young man and traveled throughout South America and Asia before settling in Paris. He wrote more than twenty volumes of poetry and prose and showed paintings he created under the influence of mescaline. In 1965 he was awarded the French National Prize for Letters but refused the award, saying that it threatened his independence.
Books by Henri Michaux
Selected Writings Michaux
Henri Michaux, Richard Ellmann
Paperback, 1990
A collection from one of the great figures in modern French poetry.A Barbarian in Asia
Henri Michaux, Sylvia Beach
Paperback, 2016
A wild journey to the East narrated by a writer who is “without equal in the literature of our time” (Jorge Luis Borges)A Barbarian in Asia
Henri Michaux, Sylvia Beach
E Book, 2016
A wild journey to the East narrated by a writer who is “without equal in the literature of our time” (Jorge Luis Borges)