Where Flaubert Lies

Explore the intricate relationship between life and literature in Claire Addison's insightful work, Where Flaubert Lies. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2006, this engaging study spans 416 pages and brings crucial perspectives to the often debated topic of chronology in Gustave Flaubert's writings. Addison argues that Flaubert's manipulation of dates is intentional, revealing a deeper layer of meaning within his novels. As you delve into this literary criticism, you'll uncover the subtle and complex interactions between the author's experiences and his masterpieces. Perfect for scholars, students, and fans of Flaubert, this book is a valuable addition to any literary collection. Join Addison on this fascinating journey through Flaubert's world and gain a fresh understanding of his work.