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This article is very poor, a typical work of DW: no mention of his work, significance and impact. The French version appears to be much better. It would be nice if someone could translate their material. AxelBoldt 05:01 May 7, 2003 (UTC)
- I've not used the French version, but I've tried to plug in some stuff about his work. I daresay others know more about him that I, however. --Camembert
[edit] another sex novel
I know that Don Juan has frequently been published as by Apollinaire but I think that there is an argument against it actually being written by him, mainly on stylistic grounds. I remember reading it years ago (in English, though), and it certainly didn't strike me as being the work of a noted writer. And that was before I realized that other people had said it wasn't really by Apollinaire. I suppose that if any of us cared to research this we could come up with some quotations from various people both pro and con on the subject.... Hayford Peirce 20:48, 24 Oct 2004 (UTC)
