Los setenta y cinco folios y otros manuscritos inéditos

"Finally: here are the preludes to the great work, the cycle's aurora borealis, the secret canvas of the fresco, the site on which the seven-pillared cathedral was built, Marcel's own preface, the quest for In Search of the lost time. [...] Proust is back, unique and visionary as always" (J. Garon, L'Obs). This is how experts and critics have unanimously welcomed the discovery of this literary treasure: a mythical manuscript that sees the light after the death of its owner, Bernard de Fallois. Written between 1907 and 1908, with these emblematic and foundational episodes of his masterpiece, Proustian memory is magically penetrated as if it were a primitive autobiography in which the characters and places appear in all their nudity and conserving their real names: grandmother Adèle, mother Jeanne and a shockingly "humane, loving, caring family, faithful and generous" young Marcel.