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Interesting Links

Sites

The Les Misérables Reading Companion - a fantastic podcast by Briana Lewis, Associate Professor of French at Allegheny College, who goes through the novel and brings to light context, connections, double meanings and more. Perfect to listen to between reading sessions as you make your way through the book!

The Les Misérables Reading Companion

Articles

What I learned about the pandemic and civil unrest from reading ‘Les Miserables’ - Los Angeles Times, Feb 14 2021. I definitely had similar thoughts over the course of 2020--2021.

What I learned about the pandemic and civil unrest from reading ‘Les Miserables’

That was the year a virulent epidemic swept through Europe, arriving in Paris in March. Three months later in June, inspired by the rising death count, economic distress and anti-monarchist sentiment aimed at King Louis Philippe, unrest erupted on the streets.

This Book Will Change Your Life - The Mary Sue, June 30, 2017.

This Book Will Change Your Life

Let Them Eat Bread: The Theft That Helped Inspire 'Les Miserables' - NPR, March 20, 2017.

Let Them Eat Bread

Visuals

Bienvenue a Hauteville House - a virtual tour of the house Victor Hugo lived in on Guernsey, where he wrote most of _Les Misérables. (via LMRC)

Bienvenue a Hauteville House

Paris street in the June Days Uprising, 1848 - Historic photo colorized by Marina Amaral (@marinamaral2).

Paris street in the June Days Uprising, 1848

Marina Amaral

Early photos of Notre Dame - Twitter thread by Marina Amaral (@marinamaral2) showing early 1800s photos of the cathedral as Hugo would have known it, before the spire was added in 1859.

Early photos of Notre Dame

Javert, I found him! - Photo of, well, take a look. @GarrettZink

Javert, I found him!

— Kelson Vibber, 2023-03-10

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Thoughts and commentary on Victor Hugo’s masterpiece.