Académie Mallarmé

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Académie Mallarmé is a literary association founded in 1937 by a group of writers. The author Stéphane Mallarmé (1842–1898), who was an important representative of symbolism, was chosen as the namesake for this association .

From the year it was founded, the Académie Mallarmé also awards the Prix ​​Mallarmé ; the first prize winner was Jacques Audiberti . Currently (2013) the price is 3,800 EURO doped and is a respected prize for poetry. The prize is awarded in Brive-la-Gaillarde regularly at the annual book festival (Foire du Livre de Brive).

The founding members also invited Paul Claudel (1868–1955), André Gide (1869–1951) and Francis Jammes (1868–1938) to join them, but these declined membership.

Founding members

Members of today (selection)

  • Max Alhau (* 1936)
  • Marc Alyn (born 1966)
  • Olivier Barabarant (* 1966)
  • Claude Beausoleil (* 1948)
  • Georges Emmanuel Clancier (* 1914)
  • Sylvestre Clancier (* 1949)
  • Thierry Clermont (* 1966)
  • Philippe Delaveau (born 1950)
  • Jean-Luc Despax (* 1968)
  • Christophe Dauphin (* 1968)
  • Pierre Dhainaut (* 1935)
  • Charles Dobzynski (* 1929)
  • Bernard Fournier (born 1943)
  • Guy Goffette (born 1947)
  • Claudine Help
  • Vénus Khoury-Ghata (* 1937)
  • Anise Koltz (* 1928)
  • Daniel Leuwers (* 1944)
  • Édouard Maunick (* 1931)
  • François Montmaneix (* 1938)
  • Yves Namur (* 1952)
  • Jean Orizet (* 1937)
  • Pierre Oster (* 1933)
  • Jean Pérol (* 1932)
  • Jean Portante (born 1950)
  • Lionel Ray (born 1935)
  • Philippe Roberts-Jones (* 1924)
  • Richard Rognet (* 1942)
  • Jean-Luc Steinmetz (* 1940)
  • Claude Vigée (* 1921)
  • Alexandre Voisard (* 1930)

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