Sodom and Gomorrah
by Marcel Proust
French • Volume 4 of In Search of Lost Time • Public Domain • Free to stream
Volume 4 of In Search of Lost Time. Proust explores hidden desire, jealousy, and the secret lives of Parisian society. The narrator's discovery of the Baron de Charlus's homosexuality opens a deeper and darker portrait of human longing.
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