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Paol Keineg (born February 6, 1944) is a Breton-American writer and poet born in Quimerc'h (Brittany). He worked in a several places in Brittany as a supervisor before becoming a teacher in Morlaix. He was fired without any official reason in 1972, because of his political separatist leftist Breton points of view. He set up his first plays in 1973 : ''Le Printemps des Bonnets Rouges'' (The spring of the red hats) about an historical revolt in Brittany. In the mid 1970s he moved to California where he worked illegally as a welder without a Green Card. In 1977, he put his name down for Brown University where he graduated with a Ph. D in 1981. He taught French and literature in Dartmouth College, Brown University, and is now in Duke University, after being invited to teach in Berkeley and Harvard universities.〔(Bigography on the Duke University website )〕 In 1983, he created the review called "Poésie-Bretagne" (Poetry-Brittany). He writes his books in Breton, French and English languages. He is the father of Katell Keineg. ==Books== *''Abalamour'' (in Breton and French), drawings by François Dilasser, Les Hauts Fonds, 2012 *''Les trucs sont démolis'' (in French), Le temps qu'il fait/Obsidiane, 2008 *''Là et pas là'' (in French), Le temps qu'il fait/Lettres sur cour, 2005 *''Terre lointaine'' (in French), Apogée editions, 2004 *''Triste Tristan, suivi de Diglossie, j'y serre mes glosses'' (in French), Apogée editions, 2003 *''Anna Zero'' (in French), Apogée editions, 2002 *''Dieu et madame Lagadec'' (in French), Scorff's editions, 2001 *''A Cournille'' (in French), Dana editions, 1999 *''Tohu'' (in English), Wigwam editions, 1995 *''Silva return, Maurice Nodeau and Guernica'' (in English) (Montreal), 1989 *''Oiseaux de Bretagne, oiseaux d'Amérique'' (in French), Obsidiane, 1984 *''Préfaces au Gododdin'' (in French), Bretagnes editions, 1981 *''Boudica, Taliesin et autres poèmes'' (in French), Maurice Nadeau, 1980 *''35 haiku'' (in Breton), Bretagne editions, 1978 *''Lieux communs, suivi de Dahut'' (in French), Gallimard editions, 1974 (won Fénéon Prize, 1974) *''Histoires vraies/Mojennoù gwir'' (in French and Breton), P.J. Oswald, 1974 *''Le printemps des Bonnets Rouges'' (in French), P.J. Oswald, 1972 *''Chroniques et croquis des villages verrouillés'' (in French), P.J. Oswald, 1971 *''Hommes liges des talus en transes'' (in French), P.J. Oswald, 1969 *''Le poème du pays qui a faim'' (in French), Traces, 1967, Bretagne editions, 1982 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Paol Keineg」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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