Louis de Robert

Louis de Robert (1871-1937) was a prolific French novelist known for his psychological novels and connections to literary figures like Émile Zola and Marcel Proust, whose Swann's Way he read in proofs. His most notable work, Le Roman du malade (1911), won the Prix Femina, and he also received the Prix d'Académie Française for Ni avec toi, ni sans toi (1927) among other honors. French Wikidata