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Louis Guilloux

    January 15, 1899 – October 14, 1980

    Louis Guilloux was a French author renowned for his Social Realist novels depicting working-class life and political struggles in the mid-twentieth century. His masterpiece signaled a departure from straightforward socialist literature towards an existentialist vision, exploring themes of alienation and despair amidst the horrors of war. Guilloux delved into complex social issues, often set in his native Brittany, with works lauded for their depth and experimental approach. As a literary translator and interpreter, he demonstrated a skill for bridging cultural worlds, and his novels continue to resonate with powerful social commentary.

    Louis Guilloux
    Folio: Le pain des rêves - Texte intégral
    La Bretagne que j'aime
    Meine geliebte Bretagne
    Schwarzes Blut
    Coco Perdu oder Der unerwartete Abschied
    Le Sang Noir