After Victor Hugo was exiled from France, Paul Meurice a devoted friend who took care of the family's personal affairs as well as the poet's publications, undertook the publication of his unpublished manuscripts. Here he has compiled some the correspondences of Hugo during his exile and after the fall of the empire.
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The Wonderful Man Behind the Novels,
This review is from: Letters of Victor Hugo from Exile, and after the Fall of the Empire, The (Paperback)
As an admirer of Victor Hugo's famous novels, Les Miserables and Notre Dame de Paris, I have now come to have an affinity for the man behind the epic novels and the grandoise talent throughout his works. Reading his letters gives u a glimpse into the writer's thoughts, and also gives a glimpse of his exile, his friends and family, and the events that happened in his life from exile. It's quite an interesting read. You have to be a fan or admirer of Victor Hugo to actually get something out of this book. But i recommend it to people who are interested in Victor Hugo. I also recommend Les Mis and Toilers of the Sea.
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