Jean Max Tixier
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Jean Max Tixier | |
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| Born | 1935 Marseille, France |
| Died | 30 September 2009 (aged 73–74) |
| Occupation | Poet |
| Nationality | French |
| Notable awards | Prix Mallarmé (2009) |
Jean Max Tixier (1935 in Marseille – 30 September 2009) was a French poet.[1]
Jean Max Tixier studied at the collège Victor-Hugo, before attending the lycée Thiers of Marseille.[2]
He taught at the Lycée Agricole de Hyères.[3] Alongside his teaching career, which he began in 1962, Jean-Max Tixier pursued a prolific journalistic and literary activity.[4]
He was Correspondent Member of the European Art Center (EUARCE)[5] of Greece (2004)
He was a member of the Editorial Board of journals "Autre Sud" (after the journal "Sud" 1970-1996), "Encres Vives", and "Poésie 1 Vagabondages".[6][7][8]
Awards
- 1992 Campion-Guillaumet Prize by SGDL, for Etats du lieu
- 1994 Provence Grand Prize of Literature
- 1995 Antonin Artaud Prize, for L’oiseau de glaise
- 2009 Mallarmé prize
