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The title translates to an eater or glutton of letters. An image of a face formed by letters and typographic ornaments is placed on an opposite page to a brief poem dealing with eating of various letters. The cover of handmade paper has fragments of text embedded within it. The book was first published in 1988 by Edition Fundamental as 40 copies. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Scope and Contents Wikipedia: Charles Dobzynski was born in Poland in 1929, but his family emigrated to France when he was barely a year old. He narrowly escaped the deportation during World War II , but his family has to hide. His mother encouraged him to read the very young. He runs a long a company of textile to the death of his father in 1946. Early poet, he published his first poem in 1944 in a youth newspaper from the Resistance , Young Combat. End of 1949 , Paul Eluard presents the first poems of Charles Dobzynski in the French Letters . On the proposal 's Aragon he joined the editorial staff of the newspaper tonight . Aragon and Elsa Triolet prefacent two of his collections. His work is imbued with his three passions: astronautics , the cinema and poetry.It was a notable columnist French Letters and contributions to poetic action are important. He collaborates with many other journals and translated Rainer Maria Rilke. Moreover, it is up to the management team of the journal Europe in the...