Yves de Bayser (1920–1999) was a French poet, essayist, and translator.

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Life

He was discovered by René Char and contributed to 1946 journals: Fontaine, L’Arche, Botteghe oscure, and Mercure de France. In 1954, Albert Camus published his essays, Églogues du tyran, in his Gallimard collection.[1]

Awards

• 1975 Société des gens de lettres Grand Prix de la poésie
• 1980 Mallarmé prize

Works

• Douze poèmes pour un secret, Guy Lévis-Mano 1948.
• Également auteur du Jardin (Tchou, 1970), préfacé par André Pieyre de Mandiargues
• Inscrire (Granit, 1979) ISBN 2-86281-107-6
• Le jardin, Granit, 1993 LCCN 71574986
• Apercevoir, Fata Morgana, 1999. ISBN 978-2-85194-488-7

Translations

• Le cycle de Cuchulain William Butler Yeats, Translated by Yves de Bayser, Obliques, 1974
• "Le Seuile du Palais du Roi", Cahiers de l'Herne, Yeats,

English Translations

• Adam international review, Volumes 42-43, 1980

References

На других языках

[fr] Yves de Bayser