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In 1908, Roud, along with his parents and sister, moved to a farm in Carrouge inherited from his maternal grandfather. He would spend the rest of his life living there. In high school Roud studied classics and took classes with the renowned Swiss conductor Ernest Ansermet and the Swiss-French writer Edmond Gilliard. Roud went on to study classics at the University of Lausanne, where he obtained his “licence \u00e8s lettres” (equivalent to a Bachelor of Arts). During this time, he translated the poems of H\u00f6lderlin, Novalis, and Rilke, while also actively participating in a number of literary journals.While living a solitary life in his family farm at Carrouge, Roud maintained numerous friendships with artists, poets, and other intellectuals such as Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Ernest Ansermet, and Ren\u00e9 Auberjonois, Maurice Chappaz. Roud was also a mentor to the young Philippe Jaccottet, who would later become one of Switzerland’s most accomplished poets.[1]Considered one of the greatest poets of Romandy,[2]  Roud attempts in his poetry, which is dedicated to the landscapes of the Haut-Jorat, to reach a perception of an “elsewhere” or of a lost paradise. His most famous work is “Air de la solitude”.Following his death in 1976 in Moudon, the “Association des Amis de Gustave Roud” (The Friends of Gustave Roud Association) was formed and since 1982 has published a number of unedited texts in their series “Cahiers Gustave Roud”. 26 years after Roud died, a selection of his works was published by \u00c9ditions Gallimard under the “Collection de Poche Po\u00e9sie” imprint, featuring an introduction by Philippe Jaccottet. Roud’s correspondence with the younger poet was also published by the press.Published during his lifetime[edit]Adieu, Lausanne, Au Verseau, 1927. R\u00e9\u00e9d. Porrentruy, Aux Portes de France, 1944.Feuillets, Lausanne, Mermod, 1929.Essai pour un paradis, Lausanne, Mermod, 1932.Petit trait\u00e9 de la marche en plaine suivie de lettres, dialogues et morceaux, Lausanne, Mermod, 1932.Pour un moissonneur, Lausanne, Mermod, 1941.Air de la solitude, Lausanne, Mermod, 1945.Haut-Jorat, Lausanne, \u00c9ditions des Terreaux, 1949 – r\u00e9\u00e9d. Fata Morgana, 2011.Ecrits I, II, Lausanne, Mermod, 1950.Le Repos du cavalier, Lausanne, Biblioth\u00e8que des Arts, 1958.Requiem, Lausanne, Payot, 1967.Campagne perdue, Lausanne, Biblioth\u00e8que des Arts, 1972.Posthumous works[edit]Trois po\u00e8mes anciens, Montpellier, Fata Morgana, 1976\u00c9crits I, II, III, Lausanne, Biblioth\u00e8que des Arts, 1978Journal, \u00e9d. Philippe Jaccottet, Vevey, Bertil Galland, 1982Essai pour un paradis\u00a0; Petit trait\u00e9 de la marche en plaine, Lausanne, L\u2019\u00c2ge d\u2019Homme, Poche Suisse, 1984Air de la solitude, Montpellier, Fata Morgana, 1988Les Fleurs et les saisons, Gen\u00e8ve, La Dogana, 1991Air de la solitude\u00a0; Campagne perdue, preface by Jacques Chessex, Lausanne, L\u2019\u00c2ge d\u2019Homme, Poche Suisse, 1995Adieu\u00a0; Requiem, postface de Claire Jaquier, Gen\u00e8ve, Minizo\u00e9, 1997Hommage, Toute puissance de la po\u00e9sie (Sc\u00e8ne), Paris, La Triplette Infernale, 1997Halte en juin, gravures de G\u00e9rard de Pal\u00e9zieux, afterword by Claire Jaquier, Montpellier, Fata Morgana, 2001Image sans emploi, engravings by G. de Pal\u00e9zieux, Montpellier, Fata Morgana, 2002Air de la solitude et autres \u00e9crits, preface by Philippe Jaccottet, Paris, Po\u00e9sie\/Gallimard, 2002Journal, Carnets, cahiers et feuillets, 1916-1971, eds. Anne-Lise Delacr\u00e9taz and Claire Jaquier, Moudon, Empreintes, 2004Correspondence[edit]Albert B\u00e9guin \u2013 Gustave Roud, Lettres sur le romantisme allemand, \u00e9d. Fran\u00e7oise Fornerod et Pierre Grotzer, Lausanne, \u00c9tudes de Lettres, 1974.Henri Pourrat \u2013 Gustave Roud, Sur la route des hauts jardins, d\u2019Ambert \u00e0 Carrouge, \u00e9d. Gilbert Guisan et Doris Jakubec, Lausanne, \u00c9tudes de Lettres, 1979.Maurice Chappaz – Gustave Roud, Correspondance, 1939 \u2013 1976, \u00e9d. Claire Jaquier et Claire de Ribaupierre, Gen\u00e8ve, Zo\u00e9, 1993.Gustave Roud, Lettres \u00e0 Yves Velan, La Chaux-de-Fonds, [VWA], printemps 1998, pp.\u00a0103\u2013138.Ren\u00e9 Auberjonois, Avant les autruches, apr\u00e8s les iguanes\u2026 Lettres \u00e0 Gustave Roud, 1922-1954, \u00e9d. Doris Jakubec et Claire de Ribaupierre Furlan, Lausanne, Payot, 1999.Philippe Jaccottet \u2013 Gustave Roud, Correspondance 1942-1976, \u00e9d. Jos\u00e9-Flore Tappy, Paris, Gallimard, 2002.Georges Borgeaud \u2013 Gustave Roud \u2013 Georges Borgeaud, Correspondance 1936-1974, Lausanne et Carrouge, Association des Amis de Gustave Roud, 2008, 136 p.Jacques Mercanton Cahiers Gustave Roud, vol. 11, correspondance 1948 – 1972Translations[edit]Po\u00ebmes  de H\u00f6lderlin, Lausanne, Mermod, 1942. R\u00e9\u00e9d. Lausanne, Biblioth\u00e8que des Arts, 2002.Rilke, Lettres \u00e0 un jeune po\u00e8te, pr\u00e9c\u00e9d\u00e9es d\u2019Orph\u00e9e et suivies de deux essais sur la po\u00e9sie, Lausanne, Mermod, 1947.Novalis, Les Disciples \u00e0 Sa\u00efs, Hymnes \u00e0 la nuit, Journal, Lausanne, Mermod, 1948. R\u00e9\u00e9d. Lausanne et Montpellier, Biblioth\u00e8que des Arts et Fata Morgana, 2002.Novalis, Hymnes \u00e0 la nuit, Albeuve, Castellsa, 1966.Georg Trakl, vingt-quatre po\u00e8mes, Paris, La D\u00e9lirante, 1978.Prix de la Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 des Ecrivains suisses, 1934.Prix Rambert, 1941.Prix du Salon neuch\u00e2telois, 1945.Prix de la Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 des Ecrivains vaudois, 1955.Prix de la Ville de Lausanne, 1967.References[edit]^ “L’\u00e9crivain”. Association des amis de Gustave roud. Retrieved 21 January 2013.^ “Gustave roud”. Biblioth\u00e8que cantonale et universitaire de Lausanne. 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