· The Dream Émile Zola Paul Gibbard Oxford World's Classics. A major new translation of The Dream, the sixteenth novel in Zola's Rougon-Macquart series, and the first substantial critical edition. Marks a departure by Zola from the realism and naturalism for which he was known, as he experiments with mysticism and fairy tale. In the midst of writing some of his bleakest novels, Zola shifted gears to write The Dream, a swirling tapestry of glittering color and fairy tale-like fantasy, which is positioned fifth in his preferred reading order, giving us the story of the last member of the upper class side of the Rougon family, the orphaned Angelique, daughter of the weird, conniving Mme. Sidonie from The Fortune of the Rougons and The Kill/5. awake in the darkness, filled with a dream of seven centuries, made grand by the multitudes who had hoped or despaired before its altars. It was a continual watch, coming from the infinite of the past, going to the eternity of the future; the mysterious and terrifying wakefulness of a house where God Himself never sleeps. And in the dark, motionless.
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