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Meeting centered on the poetic work of René Guy and Hélène Cadou

Photo : Jean-François Jacques

Nov 14Free

Meeting centered on the poetic work of René Guy and Hélène Cadou

A meeting in the company of Jean-François Jacques, the couple's nephew.

Médiathèque Violette Leduc (Paris 11th)

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Poet Hélène Cadou and poet René Guy Cadou will be honored during this conference presented by Jean-François Jacques. This meeting will be followed by a Q&A session.

Free with reservation: mediatheque.violette-leduc@paris.fr or at 01 55 25 80 20.

Reservations open from October 14.

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Lose yourself in the lyrical world of René Guy and Hélène Cadou during an afternoon dedicated to their enduring poetic legacy. Whether you are a long-time admirer or a newcomer to their work, these verses offer a quiet moment of reflection away from the city's frantic pace. Join other literature lovers to uncover the delicate rhythm of their verses in a warm, collaborative setting.

Discover the poetic legacy of René Guy and Hélène Cadou on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Médiathèque Violette Leduc in the 11th arrondissement. Hosted by Jean-François Jacques, this lecture highlights the works of these two influential writers, such as Le bonheur du jour and Hélène ou le règne végétal, followed by an interactive discussion. Tailored for an adult audience aged 18 and over, this cultural event is free to attend. The venue is wheelchair accessible, ensuring comfortable access for all participants during the session, which runs from 18:00 to 19:30.

Explore the intertwined literary lives of René Guy and Hélène Cadou during a special conference held on November 14, 2026. Jean-François Jacques leads this session, delving into the creative world and iconic publications of the couple, including Hélène ou le règne végétal and Le bonheur du jour. It is a unique opportunity to gain insight into their poetry and personal history through a guided presentation and a subsequent conversation period.

The event takes place at the Médiathèque Violette Leduc from 18:00 to 19:30. Attendance is open to anyone 18 years or older. While the lecture is free, registration is mandatory and becomes available starting October 14. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible for all attendees.

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