“In exiling myself I am not exiling a monster, but a man whom society will not allow to live, since it considers one of the mysterious cogs in God's masterpiece to be a mistake.”
Quote by Jean Cocteau
Work
Cocteau's world: an anthology of writings
This book is a compilation of various writings by the French author and artist Jean Cocteau, showcasing his extensive range of literary contributions including poetry, plays, and essays. The anthology offers insights into Cocteau's unique perspective and artistic vision. more
Author
Jean Cocteau
Jean Cocteau was a French poet, playwright, novelist, and painter, renowned for his unique literary style and artistic achievements. Born on July 5, 1889, and passing away on October 11, 1963, Cocteau's work spanned poetry, drama, fiction, and painting. His creations often blended dreams and reality, profoundly influencing French literature and art in the 20th century. more
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