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Hubert Lucot

1935 – 2017

French writer

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Lived 1935 – 2017 (aged 81–82). Hubert Lucot was a French poet.

Hubert Lucot (1935 – 18 January 2017 ) was a French poet and metafiction writer. The son of director , he was the author of over 60 books.

Biography Hubert Lucot was born in 1935 in Paris.

Lucot began his career as a poet. In the 1960s, he took up prose, especially metafiction. Over the course of his career, he published over 60 books.

He has participated in several films: (Voice-over), Cinématon and Lire by and Dernier Cri (actor) by Bernard Dubois.

Works

1971: Le Grand Graphe 1975: Autobiogre d'A.M. 75 1981: Phanée les nuées 1984: Langst 1995: Sur le motif 1998: Les Voleurs d'orgasmes 1999: Probablement 2001: Frasques 2003:Opérations 2005:Opérateur le néant 2006:Le Centre de la France 2007:Grands mots d'ordre et petites phrases pour gagner la présidentielle 2008: Recadrages 2009: Allégement 2010: Le Noyau de toute chose 2011:Overdose 2013:Je vais, je vis 2016: La Conscience 2022: À mon tour

Publications

1969: Information, suivi de ET, Fragment 1 1969: Bram moi Haas, Agnès Gei éditions 1972: Opéra pour un graphe, music by Marcel Goldmann, France Culture 1976: Overdose, roman, Orange Export Ltd 1979: Mê, Orange Export Ltd 1980: Le Dit des lacs, Orange Export Ltd 1980: Autobiogre d’A.M. 75, Hachette/P.O.L 1981: Phanées les nuées, Hachette/P.O.L 1985: Mêlangst, cassette, Artalect 1986: Travail du temps, Carte blanche 1987: Bram et le Néant, La Sétérée 1990: Simulation, Imprimerie nationale 1970–1971: Le Grand Graphe, 12,2 m original version accompagnée du Graphe par lui-même, version linéaire, Tristram, 1990 1990: Le Gato noir, Tristram 1990: Dépositions, Colorature 1993, 1994, 1995: Les Affiches, n°8, n°11, n°14, n°52}, Le Bleu du ciel 1993: jac Regrouper (1966-1968), Carte blanche 1994: Bram ou Seule la Peinture, Maeght éd. 1996: Absolument (1961-1965), La Sétérée 1997: D’Absolument à Sur le motif, Horlieu 1999: Information (1969-1970), Aleph 1999: L'Être Julie, L'Ordalie 1999: Frasque, La Sétérée 2000: Pour plus de liberté encore, Voix 2001: Subventionnons l'humanitaire, Contre-Pied 2004: Dans l'enfer des profondeurs, Éditions de l'Attente 2004: Requiem pour un loden, Passage d'encres 2004: Crin (1959-1961), Éditions Pierre Mainard 2006: Le Noir et le Bleu, 2006: Petits mots d'ordre et phrases incorrectes, Contre-Pied 2009: L'Encrassement, Voix 2009: Album de guerre, sur des images de Pierre Buraglio, La Sétérée 2010: Odette, Hapax

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1935, 15th arrondissement of Paris
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Hubert Lucot?

French writer (1935–2017)

When was Hubert Lucot born?

Hubert Lucot was born in 1935 in 15th arrondissement of Paris.

When did Hubert Lucot die?

Hubert Lucot died on 18 January 2017 in 16th arrondissement of Paris.

What was Hubert Lucot's occupation?

Hubert Lucot was a poet.

What nationality was Hubert Lucot?

Hubert Lucot was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Hubert Lucot

· Wikidata: Q3142054

· DBpedia: Hubert Lucot

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