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Hercules, Richelieu and Nostradamus
Hercules, Richelieu and Nostradamus | Paul Snoek
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The first volume published in English of a great Flemish poet of the 20th century.
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Hercules, Richelieu and Nostradamus | Paul Snoek

I translated these poems into English. They were written in the early 1960s in Flemish (the Dutch spoken in Belgium). Originally these were 3 books, each focusing on one of the three men of the title. The poems are very surreal. Definitely not historical!