The Divine Brat

The book explores the life and legacy of Arthur Rimbaud, a prodigious poet whose innovative and surreal work, particularly A Season in Hell, transformed modern poetry. Known for his bohemian lifestyle and intense creativity, Rimbaud's brilliance was tragically short-lived, as he passed away at 37. This collection of his poems and essays serves as a tribute to his enduring influence and artistic exploration, capturing the essence of a figure described as both a "divine brat" and a genius who pushed the boundaries of expression.