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A collection of conversations, interviews, and personal writings in which Françoise Sagan speaks candidly about her literary work, fame, personal passions, society, and two decades of her own life.
The naturalistic novel depicts the moral decline of Zagreb's high society through the character of the calculating Sabina, whose greed and scheming lead to familial and financial ruin.
The fourth part of the monumental cycle explores the hidden world of homosexuality in society, the transience of love, jealousy and social hypocrisy through the characters of Baron de Charlus and Marcel.
The novel portrays the destructive power of false morality through the character of a mother whose apparent goodness stifles her son's freedom. Bromfield masterfully analyzes the hypocrisy of early 20th-century American society.
A masterpiece about the tireless love of Florentino Ariza, who waits more than half a century for his youthful love Fermina Daza, portraying devotion, aging, and passion in the face of all social obstacles.