About Celou Arasco
Lived 1921 – 1951 (aged 29). Celou Arasco was a French writer.
Celou Arasco (1921–1951, Pau, Pyrénées-Atlantiques) was a 20th-century French writer, whose mother was from Béarn and father of Spanish origin, who died from tuberculosis.
After studies with the religious, he occupied various jobs before working in a bookshop in Pau.
He wrote four books, the last of which remained unfinished.
He is mentioned in Le palais d'hiver, novel by Roger Grenier published in 1965.
Works 1948: La Côte des malfaisants , Éditions Julliard, (Prix Fénéon 1950) 1949: Terrain vague, Julliard 1950: Les Joies de la tulipe, Julliard Les deux amis and Toujours plus haut, in Contes Béarnais illustrés par Roger at Éditions E. Plumon
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Who was Celou Arasco?
French writer
When was Celou Arasco born?
Celou Arasco was born on 11 April 1921 in Pau.
When did Celou Arasco die?
Celou Arasco died on 3 March 1951 in Pau.
What was Celou Arasco's occupation?
Celou Arasco was a writer.
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Celou Arasco was French.
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