Marie Régnier
Marie Régnier (Paris, 1840 July 11- Paris, 1887 March 18) was a French writer; a friend of Gustave Flaubert, she exchanged many letters with him.
She wrote under the penname of Daniel Darc.[1]
Life[]
Born Marie-Sidonie Serrure, she married in 1861 Raoul-Emmanuel Régnier, a doctor, and went to live with him at Mantes-la-Jolie; she came back to live in Paris in 1881.[2][1]
She was a regular contributor to the daily newspaper Le Figaro.[1]
Works[]
- Une aventure d'hier (1870) (under the pen name Daniel Darcey) (, 1885)
- Revanche posthume (1878)
- Les Rieuses (Comédie) (1878 [1886])
- La Princesse Méduse (Paris, 1880), with illustrations by and his brother
Illustration by Félix et Frédéric Régamey from Daniel Darc's book, La Princesse Méduse (Paris, 1880)
- Un duel de salon
- Les folies de Valentine (drama) (1880)
- Le Péché d'une vierge (1881)
- La couleuvre (1882)
- Petit Bréviaire du Parisien, dictionnaire humoristique (1883)
- Voilà le plaisir, Mesdames (Short stories) (1883)
- Voyage autour du bonheur (1884)
- Canifs et contrat (Short stories) (1884)
- Sagesse de poche, maximes et pensées
- Joyeuse Vie. Polygamie parisienne (1886).
- Les femmes inquiétantes et Les maris comiques. Suivis de Les anges du foyer, with illustrations by Godefroy (1886)
References[]
- ^ Jump up to: a b c P. Larousse, Grand dictionnaire universel du XIXe siècle : français, historique, géographique, mythologique, bibliographique.... T. 17 Suppl. 2, s.v.
- ^ G. Flaubert, Œuvres complètes (2014), p. 6687.
Bibliography[]
- Émile Gérard-Gailly, Flaubert et Daniel Darc (1934) (22p.) (second edition in Le grand amour de Flaubert (1944), p. 229-256)
External links[]
- Yvan Leclerc et Danielle Girard, Correspondance de Flaubert, Édition électronique -Régnier Marie
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