Three MusketeersAlexandre Dumas
Three Musketeers
by Alexandre Dumas · first published 1953
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on “Ask HN: Which book would you pick to re-read for the rest of your life?” ↗…Architecture ~~ Carol Davidson Cragoe It's a quick crash course to historical architecture, teaching how to recognize the different parts from different time periods and why they where made this way. - The Three Musketeers ~~ Alexandre Dumas An old classic, funny and give an interesting overview of France in the XVIIe
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Alexandre Dumas serial published The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo - being paid by the word - which is why they're so long - but also extra impressive how good they turned out. The stories were not finished while the beginnings were being…
on “My experience writing and selling a short story” ↗Serialized novels used to be common, though. Many of Dickens's novels were famously serialized weekly. Alexandre Dumas' famous novels The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers were also published as serials. There are plenty of other examples. More recently, apparently In Cold Blood and Bonfire Of The Vanities were both initially published as serials. Even today, comic books…
on “Writing books is not really a good idea” ↗The book's title is not from Clemenceau, but from Alexandre Dumas, in "Twenty years after" (the sequel to the Three Musketeers). Fun fact: this passage is somehow excised from the English translation of the book used by Project Gutenberg and Wikisource! (you can see it in the original French version, chapter 68: "l'anglais n'est…
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