Stello
by Alfred de Vigny, edited by Sophie Vanden Abeele-Marchal
Stello unfolds as a dialogue between a doctor and a poet incapacitated by a “crisis of sorrow,” one night in 1832, in which the Docteur-Noir recounts the deaths of three eighteenth-century poets, archetypes of the solitary martyr-like intellectual. This reference edition reconstructs the literary, historical, and social context of the novel.
- By (author) Alfred de Vigny
- Edited by Sophie Vanden Abeele-Marchal
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