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Antoine Albalat

1856 – 1935

French writer and literary critic

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Lived 1856 – 1935 (aged 79). Antoine Albalat was a French literary critic, novelist and writer.

Antoine Albalat (1856–1935) was a French writer and literary critic.

Works Fiction (1877). Nella, Simple Histoire en Vers. Brignoles: Impr. de A. Vian. (1882). Inassouvie, Roman Intime. Paris: Paul Ollendorff. (1883). Un Adultère, Roman intime. Paris: Paul Ollendorff. (1886). La Faute d'une Mère. Paris: Paul Ollendorff. (1896). Une Fleur des Tombes. Histoire d'Amour. Paris: G. Havard Fils. (1897). Marie, Premier Amour. Paris: G. Havard Fils. (1905). L'Impossible Pardon. Paris: Émile Petit.

Non-fiction (1884). L'Amour chez Alphonse Daudet. Paris: Paul Ollendorff. (1895). Le Mal d'Écrire et le Roman Contemporain. Paris: Ernest Flammarion. (1896). L'Art d'Écrire: Ouvriers et Procédés. Paris: G. Havard Fils. (1899). L'Art d'Écrire Enseigné en Vingt Leçons. Paris: Armand Colin. (1901). La Formation du Style par l'Assimilation des Auteurs. Paris: Armand Colin. (1903). Le Travail du Style enseigné par les Corrections Manuscrites des Grands Écrivains. Paris: Armand Colin. (1905). Les Ennemis de l'Art d'Écrire. Paris: Librairie Universelle. (1907). Frédéric Mistral, son Génie, son Œuvre. Paris: E. Sansot. (1911). Lacordaire. Paris: Librairie Catholique Emmanuel Vitte. (1913). Comment il Faut Lire les Auteurs Classiques Français. Paris: Armand Colin. (1914). Joseph de Maistre. Paris: Librairie Catholique Emmanuel Vitte. (1921). Souvenirs de la Vie Littéraire. Paris: Arthème-Fayard et Cie. (1921). Comment il ne faut pas écrire: Les ravages du style contemporain. Paris: Librairie Plon. (1925). Comment on Devient Écrivain. Paris: Librairie Plon. (1927). Gustave Flaubert et ses Amis. Paris: Librairie Plon. (1929). L'Art Poétique de Boileau. Paris: Edgar Malfère Éditeur. (1930). Trente ans de Quartier Latin. Nouveaux Souvenirs de la Vie Littéraire. Paris: Edgar Malfère Éditeur. (1933). La Vie de Jésus d'Ernest Renan. Paris: Société Française d'Éditions Littéraires et Techniques.

Miscellany (1906). Veuillot, Louis. Pages Choisies, with an introduction by Antoine Albalat. Paris: Librairie Catholique Emmanuel Vitte. (1911). Les Poètes de Jeanne d'Arc. Préface by Jules Lemaître; introduction and notes, by Antoine Albalat. Paris: Librairie des Annales.

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Saintour Prize; Knight of the Legion of Honour

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Who was Antoine Albalat?

French writer and literary critic (1856–1935)

When was Antoine Albalat born?

Antoine Albalat was born on 13 February 1856 in Brignoles.

When did Antoine Albalat die?

Antoine Albalat died on 21 September 1935 in 6th arrondissement of Paris.

What was Antoine Albalat's occupation?

Antoine Albalat was a literary critic, novelist and writer.

What nationality was Antoine Albalat?

Antoine Albalat was French.

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· Wikipedia: Antoine Albalat

· Wikidata: Q2853574

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