
Pierre Loti
January 14, 1850 – June 10, 1923
Pierre Loti, born Louis Marie-Julien Viaud, was a French writer whose works are infused with a deep sense of nostalgia and exoticism. Drawing from his extensive experiences as a naval officer, his prose is characterized by lyrical descriptions of distant lands and profound human emotions. Loti masterfully blended autobiography with fiction, crafting narratives that explore themes of melancholy, love, and longing for the unknown. His distinctive style, often compared to Impressionist painting, captures fleeting moments of beauty and human vulnerability, making him a unique voice in literature.
1990Ramuntcho
2002Tale Of Brittany
2004Madame
2004Egypt
2008Ramuntcho (1903)
2008Matelot (1898)
2009Carmen Sylva
2015Siam
2016Into Morocco
2018Jean Berny
2019Japan & Corea
2022Jerusalem
2022Aziyadé
2022India
2022La Galilee
2022My Brother Yves
2023Impressions
2024The Sahara