Marcel Proust

Proust

Poet, translator, soldier, spy? Remembering the man who brought Proust to the English world

Books

If you’ve ever struggled through Marcel Proust’s seven-volume epic, “Remembrance of Things Past,” you have C.K. Scott Moncrieff to thank. Moncrieff introduced the French novelist to the world with his translation, while also living lives as a poet, soldier and spy in his own right.

Portrait of Benjamin Franklin.

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Lifestyle & Belief
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