Swann’s Way (Modern Library Classics)

Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust, published by Modern Library on April 27, 2004, is a significant work in the realm of world literature, comprising 656 pages in English. This edition serves as the first volume of Proust’s renowned narrative, offering readers an opportunity to engage with his intricate prose and themes at a measured pace.
In this book, readers will encounter a rich exploration of memory and experience, set against the backdrop of France. The narrative delves into the complexities of human relationships and the passage of time, inviting a thoughtful examination of the characters and their interactions. This edition is designed for those who wish to approach Proust’s work with care, making it a suitable entry point for new readers while still appealing to those familiar with his literary contributions.
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The first and best known volume of one of the landmarks of world literature. Available separately for those who want to approach Proust carefully!
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