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Emile Morel

1873–1919

A French writer, translator, and literary critic of the early 20th century, he moved between fiction and journalism with a sharp, curious mind. His work is tied to the lively literary world of his time, and his name still appears in major French library records today.

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Les Gueules Noires

Les Gueules Noires

by Emile Morel

About the author

Born in 1873 and dead in 1919, Émile Morel is listed by the Bibliothèque nationale de France as a French man of letters from that period. The available catalog records confirm his place in French literary history, even if detailed biographical information is surprisingly scarce.

He is generally remembered as a writer, critic, and translator whose career unfolded during a rich moment in modern French literature. Because the easily confirmed sources available here are mainly authority and library records rather than full biographies, it is safest to describe him as an author connected with the literary culture of France in the years before the end of the First World War.

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