David Golder

Irène Némirovsky

Original title: David Golder / Le Bal / Les Mouches d'automne / L'Affaire Courilof

Translated by Sandra Smith first published 1930 Everyman's Library, 2008 hardcover 363 pages

Everyman's library — book 308

A collection of novels by the Russian-born author of Suite Française," who died in Auschwitz in 1942, features David Golder," a parable about greed and loneliness, as well as three novels available in English for the first time.

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