This Perpetual Cry from the Dust Upraised – by Philothée O'Neddy, Louisa Siefert, & Armand Silvestre

Philothée O'Neddy, aka Théophile Dondey (1811-75), a co-founder of the avant-Romanticist Bozingo group, published his ground-breaking collection Fire & Flame in 1833, a foundational text for avant-garde verse. Then he suddenly disappeared from the avant-garde community, continuing to write but refusing to publish poetry again until “there are no more bourgeoisie.” Though largely forgotten, he retained a tiny but ardent following among the avant-garde; late in life he made connections with young poets of the Parnassian network and mentored a few, including the two published alongside him here.

Translated by Olchar E. Lindsann.

Cover image by Pierre-Roche Vigneron.

3 pgs on folded letter. June A.Da. 110 (2026 Anti-Vulgar)
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