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Experience the evocative atmosphere of "A Night in the Luxembourg," a collection of short stories by Remy De Gourmont, a master of 20th-century French fiction. These carefully crafted narratives explore universal themes within the unique context of early 20th century France. De Gourmont's keen observations and elegant prose create a timeless reading experience for those who appreciate literary fiction.
Dive into a world of introspective characters and subtle dramas, painted with the rich detail and nuanced emotion characteristic of the period. "A Night in the Luxembourg" offers a glimpse into the human condition, exploring the complexities of relationships and the quiet moments that define our lives. A significant contribution to French world literature, this collection showcases De Gourmont's talent for capturing the essence of a specific time and place, while simultaneously revealing enduring truths about the human heart. This republication ensures the preservation of this important work for years to come.
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