A fictional version of this person appears in a novel originally titled The Elephant PathÂ—in that book, Madame Reynaud asks a character who read Franz Mesmer's An Abridged History of Animal Magnetism to treat this man.
A fictional version of this person appears in a novel originally titled The Elephant PathÂ—in that book, Madame Reynaud asks a character who read Franz Mesmer's An Abridged History of Animal Magnetism to treat this man. This author wrote "and so many years, and always, much always, always, always!", in "Today I Like Life Much Less" from his posthumously published Payroll of Bones. Clayton Eshelman translated a poetry collection by this author which begins "There are blows in life, so powerful Â… I don't know!" This poet is afflicted with hiccups while dying in Paris in Roberto Bolano's novel Monsieur Pain. The Spanish Civil War inspired him to write Spain, Take this Cup From Me, though his first published collection was The Black Heralds. For 10 points, name this author of the modernist sequence Trilce, who was exiled from his native Peru.
A fictional version of this person appears in a novel originally titled The Elephant PathÂ—in that book, Madame Reynaud asks a character who read Franz Mesmer's An Abridged History of Animal Magnetism to treat this man.
Cesar [Abraham]  Vallejo [Mendoza]