Volume 30, Number 12 · July 21, 1983
Proustifications
By V.S. Pritchett
Marcel Proust: Selected Letters (1880-1903)
edited by Philip Kolb, translated by Ralph Manheim, with an introduction by J.M. Cocking
Doubleday, 376 pp., $19.95
As a young letter writer Proust is already talking himself into what would eventually become autobiography as a continuing art. There will be no stopping the rush. He is about seventeen, still at the Lycée Condorcet—
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