"Before he had turned twenty one, Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) had upended the house of French poetry and left it in shambles. What makes Rimbaud's poetry important, argues Seth Whidden, is part of what makes his life so compelling: rebellion, audacity, creativity, and exploration. Written for general readers and students of literature alike, Arthur Rimbaud presents the original damed poet who continues to captivate readers, artists and writers all over the world." -- Provided by publisher.
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