A hundred years after Rilke's death, Lou Andreas-Salomé's tribute returns to print
Marking the centenary of Rainer Maria Rilke's death, a reissue brings back the memoir Lou Andreas-Salomé wrote of him, drawn from their long correspondence.
Rainer Maria Rilke died one hundred years ago, and the anniversary has prompted a new edition of the text Lou Andreas-Salomé wrote about him at the time of his death, according to En attendant Nadeau.
The outlet describes the book as built on an abundant correspondence between the two, and calls it a striking tribute to the poet's memory.
No publisher, title or publication date for the reissue is given in the available material.
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