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The first part of the famous tetralogy Contemporary History, published by French Nobel Prize winner Anatole France in 1897. A classic work of European realism and satire from the turn of the century.
The third part of the epic tetralogy The Peasants. Spring brings the awakening of nature, but also new conflicts in the village of Lipce: the culmination of a love triangle, family drama and social tensions. The continuation of Nobel's epic of Polish peas
After Many Summers is a novel by Aldous Huxley about a Hollywood millionaire who fears his impending death.
Frenchman Pierre Roubier, after being tried in France for the murder of his wife, became a taxi driver in Lisbon.
The novel Between Light and Darkness (1891) is based on a critique of the bureaucratic apparatus and government structures, for which reason it was censored and published with a changed ending.
Claude Fervel's novel Marriage Without Love depicts a marital drama in which spouses live in an emotionless marriage, faced with boredom, frustration, and moral dilemmas typical of bourgeois society.