The 9th edition of Open Poetry will be released in the Biblioteca Choiseul from November 2025. A vibrant, multifaceted poetry that simply wants to be shared
Investigator of the CNRS (Centro de Estudios de la Lengua y Literatura Francesas de los Siglos XVII y XVIII, Universidad Paris-Sorbona), his work was centered on the philosophical subject of Illustration (in particular, Voltaire) and his legacy (Nietzsche, Anatole France, etc.). He is a poet and literary translator, especially German and Hungarian poetry. Among our main works we include: *Fugues* (Aumage, 2002); *Nietzsche and Voltaire* (Flammarion, 2011); y *Anatole France and literary nationalism* (Le Félin, 2011). Main translations: István Kemény, Dos veces dos (Caractères, 2008), Attila József, Ni padre ni madre (Sillage, 2010), Nietzsche, Epigramas (Sillage, 2011), Sándor Petőfi, Nubes (Sillage, 2013), Krisztina Tóth (Código de barras, Gallimard, 2014).
