Dans ce roman touchant, Gustave Geffroy raconte l'histoire d'un amour passionné entre Marie Biré et son amant. Les lecteurs plongeront dans une histoire d'amour poignante et réfléchiront sur la nature complexe des relations amoureuses. Les admirateurs de la littérature romantique ne devraient pas manquer ce chef-d'oeuvre.
Featuring a collection of sixteen stories from the late 19th century, this volume showcases Gustave Geffroy's unique Decadent style, highlighting his talent beyond art criticism. The tales, published in Parisian newspapers, introduce a vivid array of characters, including obsessed artists, thieves, and bizarre lovers, painting a rich tapestry of fin-de-siècle France. Translated into English by Shawn Garrett, these often disturbing yet enchanting narratives reveal the depth of Geffroy's writing, deserving of greater recognition.
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