Poetry of rebellion "Texts and dialogues"

Author's name: Jean Genet Publisher: Kanaan Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2015 Literary classification: Texts and dialogues Brief about the book: Genet occupies a high position in French literature, perhaps the position of the "cursed poet" or the father of the poet as a wanderer, rejected, and an expert in hell, and this is a tradition that includes in France both Villon, Violette, and Rambo. But Genet lived in filth, constant anxiety, crime, and sought all of that, and at the same time he was able to transform himself into a subject of poetic vision bordering on the limits of sanctity. So Jean Genet is a human and a writer full of contradictions... and this book is an approach to him... and to approach Jean Genet simply means to lose your personal events and review your accounts in the traditional concepts you cling to because, on the way to him, you can lose your familiar directions and only realize him when you are naked and scattered. Entering Genet's world is an adventure from which no one can emerge unscathed except those protected by strong armor of "morality." And this book with Genet is an invitation to nakedness, honesty, and to plunge into an experience where at least you will scatter your beliefs, principles, and morals that you thought were solid and firm, and rely on them comfortably without any worry or shame.