Life of Rimbae

The life of Arthur Rimbae (1854-1891) was more strange than any fiction. In his youth, he was a clairvoyant who denounced the bourgeoisie, the violator of the prohibitions, the inventor of the new language and methods of perception, the poet, the traveler and the mercenary and the mercenary. At the age of twenty -one years, Rimbo turned his back to his literary achievements and, after several years of wanderings, settled in Abyssinia, where he earned a reputation as a successful merchant, an authoritative researcher and interpreter of divine revelations. The ingenious biography of Graham Robb, one of the largest experts in French literature, united both his components of his life, showing a frantic, knocking out of the rut of poetry as a starting point for future exotic adventures. This is the story of the Rimba Permanent and the spirit and the body