One writer from this country described "pure psychic automatism," and wrote the novel Nadja ("nad-ya"). Another poet from this country wrote the lines "I have struck, do you realize, incredible Floridas," and "O let my keel split! O let me sink to the bottom!" in his "The Drunken Boat." One poet from here translated works of Edgar Allen Poe and wrote a work with sections like "Spleen and Ideal," "Revolt," and "Death." One epic poem of this country is the Song of Roland, an example of its chanson de geste. For 10 points,
One writer from this country described "pure psychic automatism," and wrote the novel Nadja ("nad-ya"). Another poet from this country wrote the lines "I have struck, do you realize, incredible Floridas," and "O let my keel split! O let me sink to the bottom!" in his "The Drunken Boat." One poet from here translated works of Edgar Allen Poe and wrote a work with sections like "Spleen and Ideal," "Revolt," and "Death." One epic poem of this country is the Song of Roland, an example of its chanson de geste. For 10 points, name this country home to the poet of Les Fleurs du Mal, Charles Baudelaire.
One writer from this country described "pure psychic automatism," and wrote the novel Nadja ("nad-ya").
France 