Author · Belgium
Max Waller
Died in 1889
Max Waller was the pen name of Maurice Warlomont, born in Brussels on 24 February 1860, the son of an ophthalmologist who treated King Leopold II. He studied at Leuven, where he was already writing in the student newspaper, then at Bonn, and in 1881 founded the review La Jeune Belgique, which he directed for eight years: it published the first texts of Verhaeren, Rodenbach and Maeterlinck. A critic for Brussels newspapers, he also wrote short stories, a novel and plays. He died in Saint-Gilles on 6 March 1889.
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- PoetryLa Flûte à SiebelMax Waller · 1891not translated into EnglishLiterature