Spicilege - Marcel Schwob Clyma Est Mort Originally published in 1930 in

Originally published in 1930 in an edition of one hundred copies

a period of rich creativity in New York’s artistic avant-garde

and Quintus Aucler

the garden is not just a neutral place and intended solely for personal pastime

A miniature portrait in misanthropy and an oblique account of the trauma that was the twentieth century

Spicilege - Marcel Schwob Clyma Est Mort Originally published in 1930 in'Spicilege', Schwobs last book published under his name, constitutes the handbook to his work: to himself as erudite scholar and author, and to the era of French Symbolism. These essays display his groundbreaking research on Franois Villon, his passion for Robert Louis Stevenson and his encounters with such less remembered writers as George Meredith. But it is his ruminations on perversity, laughter, biography, love, terror and pity, and art and