A Season in Hell Resources

This site has a short bio, but also links to his major works—it's a great starting place for future Rimbaud-maniacs.

The Poetry Foundation serves up a meatier overview of Rimbaud's life and work.

Get more deets on the poet's life here.

This is a serviceable documentary about Rimbaud's life and work (no narration, though).

Here's a cartoon-based overview of Rimbaud's life. We can dig it.

Leonardo Di Caprio starred as Rimbaud in this film. We approve of the casting choice.

It's true, Phil really does. In this case, it's an excerpt from "A Season in Hell."

Rimbaud's poem gets the full audio treatment here.

Straightening your tie was for squares, apparently.

He was already plotting his poems—you can tell by the look on his face.

Apparently, Rimbaud had to travel quite a distance to finally chillax.

This discussion of Rimbaud's bawdier side sports one of the best. Titles. Ever.

Get this paperback, pop it in your pocket, and you'll be perfectly primed for some poetic posing.

Okay, so maybe this one won't fit in your pocket.

Starring Leo Di as Arthur, this tackles the subject of Rimbaud's stormy relationship with Paul Verlaine.