“The profession of letters is, after all, the only one in which one can make no money without being ridiculous.”
Quote by Jules Renard
Work
The journal of Jules Renard
The Journal of Jules Renard is a compilation of personal essays and musings that delve into the author's thoughts on various subjects, including art, literature, and life. Renard's writing is known for its wit and philosophical depth, offering readers a glimpse into the mind of a thoughtful and observant writer. more
Author
Jules Renard
Jules Renard was a French author born on January 22, 1864, and died on May 22, 1910. Known for his humor, satire, and profound observations, he is considered one of the important symbolist writers in the history of French literature. more
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