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Letters from my windmill

Alphonse Daudet, Jean-Noël Rochut (Auteur)
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Alphonse Daudet was born in Nîmes in 1840.
He lived in Paris where he published poetry. He became famous in 1866 with the publication of his Letters from my Windmill, tales that have delighted readers ever since and are just as relevant today. This book is a compilation of four of these tales: 'Old Cornille's Secret', 'Mr Seguin's Goat', 'The Vicar of Cucugnan' and 'The Three Low Masses'. His works sing the praises of Provence and southern France.
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Alphonse Daudet, né à Nîmes le 13 mai 1840 et mort à Paris le 16 décembre 1897, est un romancier et conteur français. Il est inhumé au Cimetière du Père Lachaise. Il effectue ses études secondaires à Lyon. À Paris, il occupait le poste de secrétaire auprès du duc de Morny, personnage influent du Second Empire, quand celui-ci mourut subitement en 1865 : cet événement fut le tournant décisif de la carrière d'Alphonse. Après cet événement, Daudet ne se consacra plus qu'à l'écriture, non seulement comme chroniqueur au journal Le Figaro mais aussi comme romancier. Puis, après avoir fait un voyage en Provence, Alphonse commença à écrire les premiers textes qui feront partie des Lettres de mon Moulin.

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Date Parution18/01/2011
EAN9782737352935
Nb. de Pages64
EditeurOuest France
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Poids428 g
PrésentationGrand format
Dimensions26,3 cm x 19,8 cm x 1,0 cm
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Alphonse Daudet was born in Nîmes in 1840.
He lived in Paris where he published poetry. He became famous in 1866 with the publication of his Letters from my Windmill, tales that have delighted readers ever since and are just as relevant today. This book is a compilation of four of these tales: 'Old Cornille's Secret', 'Mr Seguin's Goat', 'The Vicar of Cucugnan' and 'The Three Low Masses'. His works sing the praises of Provence and southern France.
Daudet had an ability to explore life's dramas and tender moments with a touching irony, plenty of humour, and a great poetic talent. Honed to perfection, his style complemented his extraordinary gift for observation. He described with humour the tenderness of the human spirit and the simple things in everyday life, never hesitating to wrap these themes in dreams and fantasy. Daudet had a flair for casting enchanting spells: every time the reader plunges into these perfect tales, they are captivated with emotion.
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