Francesca Yvonne Caroutch

Francesca Yvonne Caroutch (born in 1937) is a novelist, French Essayiste and Poète , born with Paris.

Its first collection of high-school girl, Thirsts , published in 1954 (New Debresse editions), was greeted inter alia by Pierre Reverdy, Gaston Bachelard, Jean Paulhan, André Pieyre de Mandiargues, and Jean Grosjean, in the New French Review; it was followed by about thirty others. It was a long time member of the jury of the Prix Louise-Labé and that of the Prix Apollinaire. She appears in many anthologies. Its collections of poems often comprise an illustrated original edition (Jacques Hérold, Ljuba, Grégory Masurovsky, Frederic Benrath, Julius Baltazar, Martin Dieterle, Vittorio Basaglia, etc)

Ten of its illustrated collections appeared with very limited pulling, of which Visitation of the flash ; the hermetic festival ; To be an island and vacant Furnace ; secret Fire ; Backfire and Run of alive gold .

In 1988, it added its usual first name, Francesca, at the request of André Pieyre de Mandiargues which prefaced Voyages of the double (Rougerie).

Near, in its youth, of François Augiéras, she wrote at her sides in the Revue Structure of her father, Pierre Renaud (1957-1958). She published recently on this author and painter in collective reviews, catalogs and works (like Europe , at the end of 2006). She collaborates in many reviews. She translated Italian poets, of which Dino Campana and Giuseppe Ungaretti. She travelled much, especially to the Far East. She is translated, inter alia, in Italian, Japanese, English and Portuguese.

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