The writer Guillaume Apollinaire was notorious for

A) writing obscene books.
B) writing French works in German.
C) writing reviews of books that did not exist.
D) offending the Catholic Church.
E) offending the French Republic.

Guillaume Apollinaire was known for writing reviews of books that did not exist, which he called "criticisms of imaginary works." This form of Dadaist art was meant to challenge the traditional boundaries of literature and art. Apollinaire was also a prominent figure in the Surrealist movement.