One of this writer's novels opens with the narrator observing a lantern projecting children's stories.
One of this writer's novels opens with the narrator observing a lantern projecting children's stories. That character, as depicted by this writer, befriends an artist named Elstir and one of his acquaintances is fascinated by a violin sonata composed by Vinteuil. This writer translated various Ruskin works and collected his short stories in Pleasures and Days and his other characters include officer Robert de-Saint Loup, a lesbian orphan named Albertine, and Odette de Crecy. He is known for a series of novels including The Guermantes Way and Swann's Way. For 10 points, name this French writer of In Search of Lost Time.
One of this writer's novels opens with the narrator observing a lantern projecting children's stories.
Marcel {Proust}