Cite Menard
Cite Menard by Henry Greville is a large print edition published by EISENBRAUNS on July 31, 2016. This book presents the journey of a writer who begins her career in the Journal de Saint-Pétersbourg and later adopts the pen name Henry Gréville upon returning to France in 1872. The narrative explores her experiences and contributions to various literary publications, including the Revue des Deux Mondes and the Figaro.
Readers will find a focus on the societal themes prevalent in Russian literature, as well as insights into the author’s literary endeavors. The book delves into the intricacies of her writing process and the impact of her work on contemporary literary circles. With 490 pages, this French-language edition offers a comprehensive look at Greville’s contributions to literature and her reflections on the society of her time.
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Elle commence à écrire dans le Journal de Saint-Pétersbourg, puis, de retour en France, en 1872, elle prend le nom de plume d’Henry Gréville, en référence au village de ses parents. Elle écrit des romans sur la société russe et publie dans la Revue des Deux Mondes, le Figaro, la Nouvelle Revue, le Journal des débats, le Temps…
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