Links:

    -WIKIPEDIA: Marcel Proust
    -ESSAY: in search of proust’s genius: Be honest, are you actually reading Proust? (PAULA MARANTZ COHEN, 11/13/2023, the Smart Set)
    -ESSAY: Whereby Hangs the Tale, Marcel Proust? (Geoffrey Smagacz, January 5, 2023, European Conservative)
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    -ESSAY: Was Marcel Proust A Comedian? On the Unexpected Humor of In Search of Lost Time: Michael Wood Considers an Overlooked Aspect of the French Novelist's Body of Work (Michael Wood, August 25, 2023, LitHub)
    -AUDIO: What Marcel Proust listened to while dunking that upteenth madeline (The Morning News, 3/18/21)
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    -ESSAY: Proust at Woodstock: A desired event either happens or doesn’t and then we start to wait for another. This gives form to our existence, like an old Republic serial. (Dick Turner, 12/20/22, Splice Today)
    -ESSAY: Proust’s Pinks: For vast stretches of À la recherche du temps perdu, there is scarcely a page unadorned by vibrant colour. To commemorate the centenary of Marcel Proust’s death, Christopher Prendergast celebrates his use of pink, how its tone shifts from innocence to themes of sexual need, before finally fading out to grey at the novel’s close. (Christopher Prendergast, November 9, 2022, Public Domain Review)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Seize me if you can: A century on, Proust’s magnum opus retains its universal appeal (André Aciman, 11/03/22, TLS)
    -ESSAY: ‘Different Speeds, Same Furies’ Review: Of Proust and Powell: In the fiction of two novelists, an epic scope meets a focus on the minute gradations of feeling. ( William H. Pritchard, Sept. 23, 2022, WSJ)
    -ESSAY: Getting the jokes in Proust: A dismaying number of Proust readers don’t realize it’s supposed to be funny (Nicola Schulman, January 24, 2022, The Spectator)
    -ESSAY: Proust's Panmnemonicon (Justin E. H. Smith, 8/29/21, Hinternet)
    -ESSAY: On Finally Being Old Enough to Love Proust: Adam Bonislawski Finds Peace in Entropy at the Heart of a Literary Classic (Adam Bonislawski, 8/25/21, LitHub)
    -ESSAY: Proust’s Madeleine Was Originally a Slice of Toast: The publication by Gallimard of the earliest manuscript of what would become ‘In Search of Lost Time’ lays bare the autobiographical origins of Proust’s key themes, including his ambivalence about his Jewishness (MITCHELL ABIDOR, JULY 09, 2021, Tablet)
    -ESSAY: A Century and a Half of Marcel Proust (Mark McGinness, 7/10/21, Quadrant)
    -APPRECIATION: Book of a Lifetime: In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust: Lisa Appignanesi on being swept away by one of the 20th century’s great works of fiction (Lisa Appignanesi, independent)
    -ESSAY: What We Find When We Get Lost in Proust: There are six Marcel Prousts. Is there one key to them all? (Adam Gopnik, May 3, 2021, The New Yorker)
    -ESSAY: How to read Proust (Matthew Walther, 2/24/21, The Week)
    -ESSAY: Proust and the Sex Rats: A modest investigation into whether the French writer indulged in an unusual fetish. (Adam Gopnik, June 13, 2021, New Yorker)
    -REVIEW: of PROUSTIAN UNCERTAINTIES: ON READING AND REREADING IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME BY SAUL FRIEDLÄNDER (GERALD HOWARD, Book Forum)
    -ESSAY: Proust in English: How much is the author and how much is the translator? (EDWIN M. YODER JR., 8/17/15, Weekly Standard)
    -ESSAY: Sunday Morning! Returning to Proust (RUFUS F. · JANUARY 3, 2021, Ordinary Times)
    -ESSAY: Who is the Narrator of Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time?: Saul Friedländer on the Many Functions of the Most Elusive Figure in French Literature (Saul Friedländer, December 15, 2020, LitHub)
    -ESSAY: A Century of Proust and His Legacy (Mark McGinness, 17th December 2019, Quadrant)
    -ESSAY: In search of ‘English Proust’: Can the Recherche be adapted and remain Proust? And should it really be seen as therapy? (Christopher Prendergast, 28/08/2020, Standpoint)
    -REVIEW: of Swann's Way (Michael Woodm, London Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: Ruminations in an Emergency: A new translation of Proust’s late masterpiece FINDING TIME AGAIN (IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME, VOL. 7) BY MARCEL PROUST, TRANSLATED FROM FRENCH BY IAN PATTERSON (REBECCA ARIEL PORTE, BookForum)
    -REVIEW: of Death Comes for the Cathedrals: by Marcel Proust (John L. Murphy, Spectrum Culture)