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* 2009 - Caroline Bayard and Francesca Benedict, "[http://www.jrank.org/literature/pages/8359/Gaston-Miron.html Gaston Miron Biography (1928–96)]", in ''Literature Reference: American Literature, English Literature, Classics & Modern Fiction'', 2009 | * 2009 - Caroline Bayard and Francesca Benedict, "[http://www.jrank.org/literature/pages/8359/Gaston-Miron.html Gaston Miron Biography (1928–96)]", in ''Literature Reference: American Literature, English Literature, Classics & Modern Fiction'', 2009 | ||
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Gaston Miron | |
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(1928-1996) Poet, editor, militant of the RIN, the PSQ and the PQ. |
From the author
- 1953 - Deux sangs (with Olivier Marchand)
- 1970 - L'homme rapaillé (reedited and augmented in 1981)
- 1975 - Courtepointes
- 1977 - Souverain Québec (with le Collectif Change)
- 1984 - Embers and earth : selected poems (translation of by D.G. Jones and Marc Plourde)
- 1986 - The March to Love: selected poems (translation of Douglas G. Jones)
- 1993 - Counterpanes (translated by Dennis Egan)
Posthumous
- 2003 - Poèmes épars
- 2004 - Un long chemin (d’autres proses)
- 2007 - Excerpt of L'homme rapaillé (translation by MGP)
- 2009 - The Damned Canuck (translation by Loup Kibiloki)
On the author
- 1966 - Jacques Brault, Miron le magnifique
- 2005 - Claude Filtreau, L’espace poétique de Gaston Miron
- 2003 - Yannick Gasquy-Resch, Gaston Miron, le Forcené magnifique
- 2009 - Caroline Bayard and Francesca Benedict, "Gaston Miron Biography (1928–96)", in Literature Reference: American Literature, English Literature, Classics & Modern Fiction, 2009