Patrice Desbiens

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Patrice Desbiens (born in 1948 Timmins (Ontario)) Poète, Musicien and author of ditties is Canadian.

Since its first publication in 1972, it became one of the most famous representatives of the poetry of the everyday life. Associated with the foundation of the Editions Speech (Sudbury) and Theater of New-Ontario, it begins its career as journalist and collaborates in several reviews. In 1988, it settles with Quebec. Patrice Desbiens receives the Champlain price in 1997 for an apple pip on a wood stove and the Price of poetry Terrasses Saint-Sulpice-Estuary for his collection the Crack of the fiction in May 1998. He was also finalist for the price of the General governor in 1985 for the collection In the cardiac afternoon .

Publications

Here , Editions with Mitten, 1974
consequences of the life , Speech, 1977
the Space which remains , Speech, 1979
the invisible Man , Speech, 1981
Sudbury texts 1981-1983 , Speech, 1983
In the cardiac afternoon , Speech, 1985
stuntmen of the love , Speech, 1987
English Poèmes Speech 1988
Amour ambulance , Écrits forging mills, c1989
One apple pip on a wood stove , Speech, 1995
the effect of the rain pushed by the wind on the buildings , Doctor Sax, 1997
the crack of the fiction , Speech, 1997
Rollers of spring , Speech, 1999 Blue
like a fire , Speech, 2001
Hennissements , Speech, 2002
Large guitar red , delivers Cd with Rene Lussier, Speech, 2004
Désâmé , Speech, 2005

External bonds

Editions critical Speech
Documentation on the work of Patrice Desbiens (Auteurs.contemporain.info site)

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