Pierre Loti
Pierre Loti, born Louis Marie Julien Viaud in 1850, was a French naval officer and novelist whose works beautifully blend travel, adventure, and introspective observation. His love for the sea and distant lands is evident in his writings, which often draw from his own experiences in various countries, including Turkey, Japan, and the South Pacific. Loti's unique style, characterized by vivid imagery and an evocative sense of place, invites readers to journey alongside him through both the physical and emotional landscapes he encounters.
War
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Pierre Loti
Pierre Loti [Julien Viaud] (1850-1923) was a French naval officer and novelist. The present book is one of his few works of non-fiction, a s…
Madame Chrysantheme
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Pierre Loti
Pierre Loti (a nom de plume) was for many years an officer in the French Navy, giving him the opportunity to sample and analyze different na…
The Last Days of Pekin
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The author was an officer in the French navy. This book is a compilation of his experiences when stationed in China in 1900 during and immed…
An Iceland Fisherman
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'An Iceland Fisherman' is an 1886 romance by the celebrated - he was elected to the French Academy in May, 1891 - novelist and naval officer…
Lives of Two Cats
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An English translation of Pierre Loti's charming 19th century memoir of his cats. - Summary by S Caulkins