by Joanna Richardson
Zola was the most contentious novelist. His obscure provincial childhood, his impoverished years in Paris, his awareness of his humble origins: all made him eager to assert himself. He chose to impose himself on literature by his talent and his unremitting work, and by a shrewd use of publicity. The author of Nana, the early defender of Manet, the writer of J’accuse … was a publicist of rare disctinction.
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Condition: Good
Publisher: Weidenfeld and Nicolson
Publication Date: 1978
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 0297775154
by Joanna Richardson
Zola was the most contentious novelist. His obscure provincial childhood, his impoverished years in Paris, his awareness of his humble origins: all made him eager to assert himself. He chose to impose himself on literature by his talent and his unremitting work, and by a shrewd use of publicity. The author of Nana, the early defender of Manet, the writer of J’accuse … was a publicist of rare disctinction.
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Condition: Good
Publisher: Weidenfeld and Nicolson
Publication Date: 1978
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 0297775154
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