Monday, October 04, 2010
Mme Bovary, c'est ... qui?
The judicious Brooke Allen admires Lydia Davis's translation of Mme Bovary, comparing it favorably to the Geoffrey Wall version, which I had thought the best available. We will have to give Davis's Flaubert a spin.
Davis muses on her predecessors here and here, at the previously-unsuspected Paris Review Blog.
Davis muses on her predecessors here and here, at the previously-unsuspected Paris Review Blog.
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