Max Pons (24 February 1927 – 10 April 2021) was a French poet and editor.[1] He was Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper La Barbacane.

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Awards

• Grand prix de poésie de la SGDL for Vers le Silence (2011)[2]

Works

• Bonaguil, château de rêves (1959)
• Évocation du vieux Fumel (1959)
• Calcaire (1970)
• Écriture des pierres, étude sur des graffitis XVIe et XVIIe siècles (1971)
• Voyage en chair, Regards sur Bonaguil (1975)
• Formes et paroles (1978)
• Écritures des Pierres (1979)
• Nouveaux regards sur Bonaguil (1979)
• Vie et légende d'un grand château fort (1987)
• Le Château des mots (1988)
• Autour de Jean Follain et de quelques autres (1991)
• À propos de Douarnenez (1999)
• Poésie de Bretagne, aujourd'hui (2002)
• Les Armures du silence (2002)
• Une Bastide en Quercy : Montcabrier (2009)
• Vers le Silence, itinéraire poétique (2011)

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[fr] Max Pons