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Apollinaire in The Great War draws heavily on Guillaume Apollinaire’s writings to tell the story of ..

Dan Yack is an eccentric English millionaire shipowner, a notorious hell-raiser, and the envy of all..

Two related novels, Duo and Le Toutounier, are works of the french novelist Colette’s mature genius...

‘Cendrars’ first novel remains a minor masterpiece.’ – Times Literary Supplement In January 1848 Jo..

‘The turbulence of the prose, compared with that of the previous diaries, fully conveys a life lived..

Le Livre Blanc, a ‘white paper’ on homosexual love, was first published anonymously in France by C..

Jean Cocteau's personal reminiscences and drawings of his esteemed contemporaries from a generation ..

According to legend, Jean Cocteau took to opium in 1923 to assuage his grief at the early death of h..

A witty, anecdotal account of Stein's lifelong love affair with France Gertrude Stein lived in P..

A tale of the sexual and emotional machinations of three upper-class youths in a remote farmhouse, R..

‘What a writer learns from Cendrars is to follow his nose, to obey life’s commands, to worship no ot..

Set against a sleepy cathedral town in northern France, Emile Zola’s novel The Dream (Le Rêve, 1888)..

From the author of The Radetzky March In The Hundred Days, Joseph Roth provides a poignant loo..

The 1964 publication of Violette Leduc's extraordinary memoir La Bâtarde impressed and scandalized t..

The classic and best-selling eco-parable. In his wonderful story of Elzéard Bouffier, an imaginary ..

Jacques Forrestier, the central character of Cocteau’s famous first novel from 1921, is a parasite a..

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