À la recherche du temps perdu has its place in literary culture partly because it has influenced generations of writers.
Hosted by: Emma Claussen & Hannah Weaver
Join your hosts for a bonus episode discussing the lasting influence of Proust on today’s literary culture. We discuss memoirs, translations, and the transformative power of Proust, particularly two books that profoundly influenced our reading: Laure Murat’s Proust, roman familial (forthcoming in English as Proust: A Family Romance) and Maria Stepanova’s In Memory of Memory. Plus, we reveal what we appreciate in friends in our final round of the Proust Questionnaire.
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resources
- Proust Questionnaire
- In Search of Lost Time (trans. Moncrieff, Kilmartin, and Mayor; rev. Enright)
- Logo image
- Laure Murat, Proust, roman familial
- Céleste Albaret, Monsieur Proust
- Caroline Weber, Proust’s Duchess
- Lorenza Foschini, Proust’s Overcoat
- Lydia Davis, trans. Swann’s Way
- Natalia Ginzburg, Family Lexicon
- Maria Stepanova, In Memory of Memory (trans. Sasha Dugdale)
- Alain de Botton, How Proust Can Change Your Life
- Stéphane Carlier, Clara Reads Proust
- Deborah Levy, August Blue
- Deborah Levy, Things I Don’t Want to Know
- Sally Rooney, Intermezzo
Featured image photograph of le château de Luynes by Myrabella / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0).