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Swann's Way

Marcel ProustSeries: In Search of Lost Time
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Pages
262
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Open Road Media

About

The celebrated first volume of the novel that "brilliantly explores the workings of time and memory against the backdrop of Belle Époque France" (The New Criterion).

One the greatest novels of the twentieth century, In Search of Lost Times begins with Swann's Way, a young man's evocative journey of perception and remembrance.

Related Subjects

  • Coming Of Age
  • Adult Fiction
  • Classics
  • Literary

Extended Details

  • SeriesIn Search of Lost Time #1

    Artists

    Marcel ProustAuthor

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