THE MAN WHO WOULD BE INVISIBLE (English Edition)

Maurice Renard, born in 1875, owes to the quality and parsimony of his work to emerge from the magma of French feuilletonists. The sobriety of his style ensures his longevity, the great mass of his colleagues in the popular novel have been frustrated. As for the text published here, his amiably satirical tone must not hide the astuteness of the dismantling of the novel of Wells that he pastiche nor the relevance of the literary criticism which it addresses to him.