Memoirs of Hadrian (1951)Critically acclaimed first novel by the most renowned female author France has ever produced. Hadrian, a 2nd Century Roman Emperor, addresses a long letter to his
successor, Marcus Aurelius.
(Reviewed:) Grade: (C+) Tweet Websites:-WIKIPEDIA: Marguerite Yourcenar -INTERVIEW: Marguerite Yourcenar, The Art of Fiction No. 103 (Interviewed by Shusha GuppyISSUE 106, SPRING 1988, Paris Review) -PROFILE: BECOMING THE EMPEROR: How Marguerite Yourcenar reinvented the past (JOAN ACOCELLA, 2005-02-07, The New Yorker) -REVIEW ESSAY: Passion and Patience: On the Timeless Virtues of Marguerite Yourcenar’s Hadrian (Dave Lucas, June 8, 2020, Lit Hub) Book-related and General Links: -Mavis Gallant: Limpid Pessimist (NY Review of Books) -REVIEW: Frank Kermode: A Successful Alchemist, NY Review of Books The Abyss by Marguerite Yourcenar If you liked Memoirs of Hadrian, try: Gibbon, Edward
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