This man wrote about a woman who becomes obsessed with Laléande, in his short story "Melancholy Summer of Madame Breyves.
This man wrote about a woman who becomes obsessed with Laléande, in his short story "Melancholy Summer of Madame Breyves." In a better known work by this author, the Jewish man Bloch becomes a famous writer after introducing the narrator to the works of Bergotte. Another character in that novel by this man listens to Vinteuil's sonata and meets (*) Odette at the dinner parties of the Verdurins. The narrator of that novel, which is composed of volumes such as Within a Budding Grove, remembers the past after eating a madeleine. For 10 points, name this French novelist of the enormous seven-part novel In Search of Lost Time.
This man wrote about a woman who becomes obsessed with Laléande, in his short story "Melancholy Summer of Madame Breyves.
Marcel {Proust}