Celou Arasco (1921–1951,

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) was a 20th-century French writer, whose mother was from

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and father of Spanish origin, who died from tuberculosis. After studies with the religious, he occupied various jobs before working in a bookshop in Pau. Georges Duhamel, ''Almanach des lettres'', 1951, He wrote four books, the last of which remained unfinished. He is mentioned in ''Le palais d'hiver'', novel by Roger Grenier published in 1965.

Works

*1948
''La Côte des malfaisants''
Éditions Julliard, ( Prix Fénéon 1950) *1949: ''Terrain vague'', Julliard *1950: ''Les Joies de la tulipe'', Julliard * ''Les deux amis'' and ''Toujours plus haut'', in ''Contes Béarnais illustrés par Roger'' at Éditions E. Plumon

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Arasco, Celou 20th-century French non-fiction writers Prix Fénéon winners 1921 births 1951 deaths 20th-century deaths from tuberculosis Tuberculosis deaths in France French people of Spanish descent