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Albert Cim

1845–1924

A lively French man of letters, he moved easily between novels, literary criticism, and bibliography. His work shows a deep affection for books and for the writers, songs, and literary worlds that shaped 19th-century France.

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About the author

Born Albert-Antoine Cimochowski in Bar-le-Duc on October 22, 1845, and writing under the name Albert Cim, he became known in France as a novelist, literary critic, and bibliographer.

He wrote across several literary forms rather than staying in just one lane. Library records connect him with both fiction and bookish, research-minded works, including studies of literary figures and French chansonniers, which suggests a writer equally interested in storytelling and literary history.

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