Fanfarlo (The Art of the Novella)
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Fanfarlo is the name of a much-desired Parisian burlesque dancer and courtesan, who has become the mistress of a Monsieur de Cosmelly. The novella is a last novella, whereas the tale is a first tale. Some good parts: "Men caught in the snare of their own mistakes do not like to make an offering of their remorse on the alter of clemency. Genres Fiction. Samuel is a "fantastical and sickly creature, whose poetry shines forth much more in person than in his works". The translation is odd, too, occasionally opting, part Odd, apparently highly biographical little story that does an admirable job of keeping the reader at a distance.
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May Day, by F Scott Fitzgerald. There is also — and this is something I shall store in my back pocket for creative writing classes — an utterly beautiful and exemplary use of the semi-colon. Neither presupposes the other, though each validates the other. They are, in a way, both the same thought. All that, in a semi-colon. Lady Susan, by Jane Austen. You simply enjoy her — which is perhaps the flaw of the book. The Duel, by Anton Chekhov. It is the way these characters hate, desire, envy, despair of, consider and ignore each other that makes them human, makes them like us.
Like us, they spend as much time thinking what they might do, or say, as they do doing, or saying, anything. Chekhov knows that our exterior, social life — the life of action — is just the tip of the iceberg, the modest, often accidental overspill of our grand interior life. Michael Kohlhaas, by Heinrich von Kleist.
Fanfarlo (The Art of the Novella) [Charles Baudelaire, Edward K. Kaplan] on giuliettasprint.konfer.eu *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. A stunning new translation of a. Editorial Reviews. About the Author. Charles Baudelaire (–), was one of the founding Fanfarlo (The Art of the Novella) by [Baudelaire, Charles].
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Fanfarlo by Charles Baudelaire – review
More specifically, Michael Kohlhaas is a Russell Crowe movie. This book — this thing by Balzac — I read through increasingly gritted teeth. To apply the absolutely lowest test of literary worth, none of the sentences made me want to read the next sentence. The Devil, by Leo Tolstoy. Is this that novella?
Well, nearly. Not quite.
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The Alienist, by Machado de Assis. Sometimes, at this distance in time, we can only stand and stare. This is a very modern tale, and an utterly alien one, both. Definition of a novella: small enough to be taken in as a unified whole; big enough to make you stand and stare. Which leaves us a bit of a gap. If you asked me for the French modernes I most enjoyed, and felt affected by, I would jump to the early Twentieth Century and say Apollinaire and Cendrars.
I wonder if this is a general problem.