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THE CRIME
OF SYLVESTRE BONNARD
A Tale of Guilt
Anatole FRANCE
The Prize
Novel of the French Academy in 1881, from the pen of Nobel Prize
winning French Author Anatole France. Here presented in a translation
by author Lafcadio Hearn with the essay "On Crime"
by Anatole France. Breathtaking.
"I feel
myself a great criminal; it seems to me that an unknown
crime, an infamous action, weighs on my conscience"
Feodor Dostoievsky
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ISBN 978-1-906904-17-3
= PDF eBook =
$17-95
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NOBEL PRIZE COLLECTION
VITAL WORK
Though written
when the author was only a young man, Anatole France manages
to breathe life into a character twice his age and make us believe
that he has already been an old man! France went on to
become one of Europe's most revered authors and in 1921 was the
recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature, the highest
accolade for any writer. This carefully edited new issue of Lafcadio
Hearn's translation includes an incisive essay on Anatole France
by the translator himself.
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