Some sites that a descendent of Legrandin might recommend to Proustians:
www.tempsperdu.com
- an excellent
resource " ... for an audience of both general readers and
scholars ..." that contains a wide range of material that can enhance
understanding of the novel; was created and is maintained by Mark Calkins,
Proustian scholar, teacher, and head of San Francisco chapter of the Proust
Society of America.
ebooks at the University of Adelelaid Library - in which the complete Remembrance of Things Past, translated by C. K. Scott Moncrieff in the Chatto and Windus Uniform Edition (1941), is accessible, " ... carefully formatted for maximum readability either on screen or when printed." Works can be read online, or downloaded for offline reading. Also includes, in French: Du côté de chez Swann, À l'ombre des jeunes filles en fleur; Le côte de Guermantes, and Sodome et Gomorrhe.
Who’s Who In Proust - describes the major characters in In Search of Lost Time; Sharon E. Girard, of the New York based Proust Society of America, has written:
Who's Who's Who in Proust was published on May 16, 2007 and describes 51 of the major characters who appear in the novel In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust. The book also includes a brief biography of Proust and additional background material on the Dreyfus Affair and the Belle Epoch. This slim guide is the perfect companion for new readers and dedicated Proustians alike. Visit http://www.whoswhoinproust.com/ for more information.
