Alexander Trocchi

Scottish author and poet, wrote Cain's Book

Alexander Trocchi - Artists & Creatives born July 30th, 1925
Born
Died

1984
41 years ago — 59 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

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Scotland

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An influential figure in Scottish literature, this author and poet contributed to the modernist literary movement. Work included novels, essays, and poetry, exploring existential themes and the human experience. 'Cain's Book', published in 1960, is considered a pivotal work, reflecting the life of a writer grappling with addiction and personal demons. His writings often challenged societal norms and depicted the struggles of urban life. He collaborated with various literary movements, influencing a generation of writers.

Wrote 'Cain's Book'

Published essays in literary magazines

Contributed to modernist literature

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