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| name = Rufo Quintavalle<br />
| image = File:Rufo Quintavalle.jpg<br />
| birth_date = 1978<br />
| birth_place = London, England<br />
| father = Uberto Paolo Quintavalle<br />
| occupation = Poet, Actor<br />
| website = rufoq.com<br />
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'''Rufo Quintavalle''' (born 1978 in London) is a British poet and actor. He studied at the University of Oxford and the University of Iowa, and he is currently based in Paris. His poetry includes the book ''Shelf'', a rewriting of Walt Whitman’s ''Song of Myself'', portions of which have been translated into French by Ian Monk. He was invited as a special guest of the Oulipo in 2015.<br />
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== Bibliography ==<br />
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* ''I Love Paris'', The Opiate Books, 2023<br />
* ''Shelf'', Sagging Meniscus Press, 2021<br />
* ''Triple No. 9'' (with J. R. Solonche and Bryson Newhart), Ravenna Press, 2019<br />
* ''hhereenow'', corrupt press, 2016<br />
* ''Shelf 1-15'' (translated by Ian Monk), corrupt press, 2015<br />
* ''Weather Derivatives'', Eyewear Publishing, 2014<br />
* ''moral hazard and the chemical sweats'', corrupt press, 2013<br />
* ''Dog, cock, ape and viper,'' corrupt press, 2011<br />
* ''Liquiddity'', Oystercatcher Press, 2011<br />
* ''Make Nothing Happen'', Oystercatcher Press, 2009<br />
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== Filmography ==<br />
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* 2022: ''The Passengers of the Night'', dir. Mikhaël Hers<br />
* 2024: ''I Love Paris'', dir. Bruce Edward Sherfield<br />
* 2024: ''Reflection of a Deadman'', dir. Michael Shlain<br />
* 2025: ''God Save the Tuche'', dir. Jean-Paul Rouve — Majordome Balmoral<br />
* 2026: ''Earl Grey'', dir. Ornella Pacchioni — Peter</div>Shovon