Deletion of L'Infini turbulent

Comment: Having looked quite hard, I can't find in-depth coverage to satisfy the GNG. The only  claim would be #5, because our article claims the author won and declined the "National Prize of Literature", but I can't determine what that prize is. In any case, if it met #5 it should meet the GNG easily, which it doesn't seem to
Stance: delete
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Comment: per Andrew Davidson. Satisfies GNG. There are several editions (1st: 1957, 2nd revised: 1964, revised reprint: eg 1994) and translations (eg German: Turbulent im Unendlichen, 1957; English: by Louise Varese, 1963, by Michael Fineberg, 1975) of this book over a considerable length of time. This is an indicator of (lasting) popularity. Satisfies criteria 5 of  because the author, Henri Michaux, is of exceptional historical importance, such that you would expect his works to be studied. His importance is explained by his biography in ''The Penguin Companion to Literature'' (Penguin Books, 1969, ed. Anthony Thorlby, volume 2 (European Literature), page 534). The "Penguin Companion" is a book that includes only the most important authors and is exceptionally highly selective
Stance: keep
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