This month, @nrf.larevue is publishing a feature whose title reminds me of both Baudelaire and Proust.
Translated from French.
This month, @nrf.larevue is publishing a feature whose title reminds me of both Baudelaire and Proust. 🏛️🕰️
In “Correspondances: Finding Time Again”, @oliviagesbert and her team reveal, amongst other things, two previously unpublished letters from their illustrious predecessor, Jacques Rivière, to Marcel Proust. 💌
These two previously unpublished documents form part of Marcel Proust’s extensive correspondence 📚 and offer a deeper insight into the close relationship the novelist enjoyed with the editor of @nrf.larevue, who was also a literary critic and novelist. ✍🏻
In the same feature, Pascal Fouché presents a correspondence between Gaston Calmann-Lévy, publisher of “Pleasures and Days” in 1896, and Marcel Proust, who wished to reclaim the rights to his work… without having to buy back the unsold copies of the first edition! 💸
To round off this feature, we are told that the following will be published shortly:
— Marcel Proust – Gaston Gallimard, “Lettres retrouvées 1912–1922”; ⭐️
— Marcel Proust – Bernard Grasset, Correspondence; ⭐️
— Jacques Rivière, “Florence + Letters to Antoinette Morin-Pons”. ⭐️ @arianecharton @jeanmarc.quaranta
Today, 1 October 🗓️, @proustagram has been around for ☘️ years – almost to the day – and I’m still amazed by the latest Proust-related news, which continues to enrich our libraries. 📻📺🗞️
#NRF #MarcelProust #proustagram #JacquesRivière #ÀlaRechercheduTempsperdu #Gallimard #Correspondance #CorrProust #LeTempsretrouvé
In “Correspondances: Le Temps Retrouvé”, @oliviagesbert and her team reveal, amongst other things, two previously unpublished letters from their illustrious predecessor, Jacques Rivière, to Marcel Proust. 💌
These two previously unpublished documents form part of Marcel Proust’s extensive correspondence 📚 and offer a deeper insight into the close relationship the novelist enjoyed with the editor of @nrf.larevue, who was also a literary critic and novelist. ✍🏻
In the same feature, Pascal Fouché presents a correspondence between Gaston Calmann-Lévy, publisher of “Les Plaisirs et les Jours” in 1896, and Marcel Proust, who wished to reclaim the rights to his work… without having to buy back the unsold copies of the first edition! 💸
To round off this feature, we are told that the following will be published shortly:
— Marcel Proust – Gaston Gallimard, “Lettres retrouvées 1912–1922”; ⭐️
— Marcel Proust – Bernard Grasset, Correspondence; ⭐️
— Jacques Rivière, “Florence + Letters to Antoinette Morin-Pons”. ⭐️ @arianecharton @jeanmarc.quaranta
Today, 1 October 🗓️, @proustagram has been around for ☘️ years – almost to the day – and I’m still amazed by the latest Proust-related news, which continues to enrich our libraries. 📻📺🗞️
#NRF #MarcelProust #proustagram #JacquesRivière #ÀlaRechercheduTempsperdu #Gallimard #Correspondance #CorrProust #LeTempsretrouvé