Rafael Pallais
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Raphael Pallais is a Franco-Nicaraguan poet, polemicist and fiction writer. Raphael Pallais was born in León, Nicaragua in 1952 from a Nicaraguan father (of French origin) and a French mother. His father, Henri Pallais Sacasa, was a well-known journalist who died in a helicopter crash in 1965. His mother, Marie-Cecile Cauvet is the step-daughter of renowned French "affichiste" Adolphe Mouron Cassandre. At 5 Pallais went to live in France and grew up in Paris. He retu...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Raphael Pallais is a Franco-Nicaraguan poet, polemicist and fiction writer. Raphael Pallais was born in León, Nicaragua in 1952 from a Nicaraguan father (of French origin) and a French mother. His father, Henri Pallais Sacasa, was a well-known journalist who died in a helicopter crash in 1965. His mother, Marie-Cecile Cauvet is the step-daughter of renowned French "affichiste" Adolphe Mouron Cassandre. At 5 Pallais went to live in France and grew up in Paris. He returned to Nicaragua when he was 12. Pallais started publishing poems in local literary magazines when he was 17 years old, then returned to France and associated himself --theoretically at least-- with the European radical "situationist" movement fr:Situationniste. In 1978,in Paris, Editions Champ Libre published Pallais'' "Incitation a la Refutation du Tiers-Monde" (loosely translated as "An incitement to refute the Third World"), Champ Libre fr:Champ libre- Paris 1978.
