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<div>I am very pleased to say the book 'HOMAGE TO ARTHUR RIMBAUD' is in progress. We are at the stage of the design and the layout. The photography is nearly finished.
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<div>We aim to have it printed within a month or two.
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<div>We would appreciate it if some more support could be realised. Many thanks of appreciation to those  who have contributed so far.
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<div>Aiming to raise £1200
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<div>Please contact me if you require further information and I will be updating this site on a regular basis with progress reports.
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<div>Many thanks and kindest regards.
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<div>Herve Constant
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<div>'The poet makes himself a seer by a long, prodigious, and rational disordering of all the senses. . .' Rimbaud was sixteen when he made this famous declaration. By 1886, then thirty-two and an explorer, trader and slave-trader on the Red Sea, he had absolutely no interest in the fate or success of the poetry infused with mysticism, alchemy and magic that he had written in his teens. Seldom has a writer's vision of changing the world through words failed so spectacularly as did Rimbaud's. Dear all,
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<div>We are working now to produce a publication as an homage to the French poet Arthur Rimbaud. The format is A4, with over 104 pages.
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<div>In view to realise the publication and to cover the cost of the photography we would appreciate it if some support could be realised.
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<div>Aiming to raise £1200
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<div>Many thanks and kindest regards.
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<div>'The poet makes himself a seer by a long, prodigious, and rational disordering of all the senses. . .' Rimbaud was sixteen when he made this famous declaration. By 1886, then thirty-two and an explorer, trader and slave-trader on the Red Sea, he had absolutely no interest in the fate or success of the poetry infused with mysticism, alchemy and magic that he had written in his teens.  
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HOMAGE TO ARTHUR RIMBAUD

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Make an impact.