Sodom and Gomorrah  Part I, Marcel Proust
Sodom and Gomorrah  Part I, Marcel Proust
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Sodom and Gomorrah – Part I

Author: Marcel Proust

Narrator: Neville Jason

Abridged: 3 hr 51 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Naxos

Published: 07/01/2000

Categories: Fiction


Synopsis

Volume VII of the Naxos AudioBooks recording of Remembrance of Things Past. Sodom and Gomorrah, Part I: Accidentally witnessing an encounter between the Baron de Charlus and the tailor Jupien opens Marcel’s eyes to a world hidden from him till now. Meanwhile his love for Albertine is poisoned by the suspicion that she is attracted to her own sex. Sodom and Gomorrah – Cities of the Plain addresses the subject of homosexual love with insight and understanding.

About Marcel Proust

Marcel Proust (1871-1922) was a French novelist, critic, and essayist best known for his monumental In Search of Lost Time, which was published in seven parts between 1913 and 1927. His writings were published in numerous literary magazines, including Le Mensuel and La Revue Blanche, and he also authored the posthumously published Jean Santeuil.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Vit on January 12, 2024

Vices of high society… High society cherishes its vices no less than its virtues… Perhaps even more… Let us leave aside for the time being those who, led by the exceptional nature of their inclination to believe themselves superior to women, despise them, who make of homosexuality the privilege of g......more

Goodreads review by karen on June 10, 2022

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!!! this is the volume of ISOLT that michael bay will turn into a big budget summer blockbuster, mark my words. there are action verbs!! verbs, i tells ya! and picture this on the big screen: we open with our hero, crouching behind some flower bushes, unmoving - waiting, just waiting......more

Goodreads review by William2 on June 28, 2021

Amorphous Notes 1. This is the first volume of Proust’s novel I have been able to read with enjoyment. The first two volumes with their prolonged stories of children’s escapades held no interest for me. So I decided to start reading the volumes out of sequence. In other words, to overleap the barrier......more

Goodreads review by Violet on March 02, 2021

One summer in Florence I caught pneumonia. Florence completely shuts down in August. Nothing is open, no one is there. I was alone and the only books I hadn't read in the apartment where I was staying were the complete works of Carl Jung. So they were what I read. Not all of them but about four or f......more

Was ever grief more seductively expressed? “I knew that now I could knock, more loudly even, that nothing could again wake her, that I would not hear any response, that my grandmother would never again come. And I asked nothing more of God, if there is a paradise, than to be able to give there the th......more