Alain Suied
French poet and translator (1951–2008)
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Early life and career
Suied was born in Tunis into what was then the Jewish community in that city. In 1959 he moved to Paris with his parents. His first poem was published in 1968 in the journal L'Ephemeral.[1] Andre du Bouchet helped him get his first book published in 1970.[2] Suied received the Nelly Sachs Prize for translation.[3] French composer Denise Roger (1924–2005) used Suied's text for some of her songs.[4]
He is buried in the cemetery of Montparnasse.[3]