- poet
Raymond Radiguet. They
collaborated extensively, socialized, and
undertook many
journeys and
vacations together.
Cocteau also got
Radiguet exempted from...
-
Raymond Radiguet (French: [ʁɛmɔ̃ ʁadiɡɛ]; 18 June 1903 – 12
December 1923) was a
French novelist and poet
whose two
novels were
noted for
their explicit...
- Rie's
death at the
hands of his
nemesis Radiguet proves to be the last straw,
causing him to
challenge Radiguet alone before Kaori consoles Ryu and encourages...
- du
comte d'Orgel ("Count d'Orgel's Ball") is a
French novel by
Raymond Radiguet (1903–1923). The
second and last
novel by the
Parisian author, it was published...
-
organisation of the 1987 Tour de
France was
taken over by Jean-François Naquet-
Radiguet. He was not
successful in
acquiring more funds, and was
fired within one...
- the Flesh) is an
early 1923
novel by
Parisian literary prodigy Raymond Radiguet. In the
immediate aftermath of
World War I, the
story of a
young married...
-
shakily resumes. 4.
Adieu (Farewell), poem by
Raymond Radiguet - Modéré (moderately) In 1920
Radiguet was the 17 year-old protégé of Jean Cocteau, long before...
-
Anderson and
Richard Brandes, and is not
based on the twice-filmed
Raymond Radiguet novel Le
Diable au
corps (The
Devil in the Flesh). The film was also released...
- and the
works of
numerous classic ****anese authors, as well as
Raymond Radiguet, Jean Cocteau,
Oscar Wilde,
Rainer Maria Rilke,
Thomas Mann, Friedrich...
- were
replaced for a year by a
cognac salesman called Jean-François Naquet-
Radiguet, who in turn was
replaced by Jean-Marie Leblanc. As a
former rider and...
