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George Sand
1804–1876
Bold, independent, and hugely influential, this 19th-century French novelist wrote stories that mixed romance, social criticism, and a deep love of the countryside. She also became famous for living on her own terms and challenging the expectations placed on women of her time.
98 Audiobooks
Indiana
by George Sand
Histoire de ma Vie, Livre 1 (Vol. 1 - 4)
by George Sand
Lettres d'un voyageur
by George Sand
The Devil's Pool
by George Sand
The Devil's Pool
by George Sand
Gabriel
by George Sand
Consuelo, Tome 2 (1861)
by George Sand
The George Sand-Gustave Flaubert Letters
by Gustave Flaubert, George Sand
Pauline
by George Sand
Mauprat
by George Sand
Un hiver à Majorque
by George Sand
La Mare au Diable
by George Sand
Lélia
by George Sand
François the waif
by George Sand
The Devil's Pool
by George Sand
Histoire de ma Vie, Livre 2 (Vol. 5 - 9)
by George Sand
Histoire de ma Vie, Livre 3 (Vol. 10 - 13)
by George Sand
Jacques
by George Sand
Francia; Un bienfait n'est jamais perdu
by George Sand
La petite Fadette
by George Sand
La comtesse de Rudolstadt
by George Sand
Oeuvres illustrées de George Sand
by George Sand
Pikku Marie : Kyläkertomus
by George Sand
Autour de la table
by George Sand
The snow man
by George Sand
Lucrezia Floriani
by George Sand
Correspondance, 1812-1876 — Tome 4
by George Sand
Correspondance, 1812-1876 — Tome 1
by George Sand
La Daniella, Vol. I.
by George Sand
Valentine
by George Sand
Elle et lui
by George Sand
Horace
by George Sand
Consuelo, Tome 1 (1861)
by George Sand
Histoire du véritable Gribouille
by George Sand
Le meunier d'Angibault
by George Sand
Journal d'un voyageur pendant la guerre
by George Sand
Correspondance, 1812-1876 — Tome 2
by George Sand
She and he; Lavinia; Memoir
by George Sand
Les beaux messieurs de Bois-Doré
by George Sand
Légendes rustiques
by George Sand
The Piccinino, Volume 1 (of 2)
by George Sand
Antonia
by George Sand
Mauprat
by George Sand
The Countess of Rudolstadt
by George Sand
La Daniella, Vol. II.
by George Sand
The Naiad: A ghost story
by George Sand
The Marquis de Villemer
by George Sand
Consuelo, Tome 3 (1861)
by George Sand
The Piccinino, Volume 2 (of 2); The last of Aldinis
by George Sand
Les maîtres sonneurs
by George Sand
Kourroglou
by George Sand
La Marquise
by George Sand
Leone Leoni
by George Sand
Les beaux messieurs de Bois-Doré Vol. 1 (of 2)
by George Sand
La dernière Aldini: Simon
by George Sand
Correspondance, 1812-1876 — Tome 5
by George Sand
Lavinia
by George Sand
Contes d'une grand-mère
by George Sand
Jean Ziska: épisode de la guerre des Hussites
by George Sand
Le château des Désertes
by George Sand
The Bagpipers
by George Sand
Les dames vertes
by George Sand
Tamaris
by George Sand
The Sin of Monsieur Antoine, Volume 1 (of 2)
by George Sand
Adriani
by George Sand
Le Piccinino
by George Sand
Cadio
by George Sand
Spiridion
by George Sand
Correspondance, 1812-1876 — Tome 3
by George Sand
Nouvelles lettres d'un voyageur
by George Sand
Les beaux messieurs de Bois-Doré Vol. 2 (of 2)
by George Sand
Le secrétaire intime
by George Sand
Mademoiselle La Quintinie
by George Sand
Isidora
by George Sand
Le beau Laurence
by George Sand
Nanon
by George Sand
Le péché de Monsieur Antoine, Tome 1
by George Sand
Cora
by George Sand
André
by George Sand
L'Orco
by George Sand
L'Uscoque
by George Sand
The Sin of Monsieur Antoine, Volume 2 (of 2) and Leone Leoni
by George Sand
Le poëme de Myrza - Hamlet
by George Sand
Aldo le rimeur
by George Sand
Pikku Fadette: Kyläkertomus
by George Sand
Ranskalaisia kansansatuja ja tarinoita
by George Sand
Simon
by George Sand
Metella
by George Sand
Markiisitar: Kertomus
by George Sand
Vihreät sisaret
by George Sand
Teverino
by George Sand
Mattea
by George Sand
Promenades autour d'un village
by George Sand
Césarine Dietrich
by George Sand
Valvèdre
by George Sand
Le péché de Monsieur Antoine, Tome 2
by George Sand
About the author
Born Amandine Aurore Lucile Dupin, she wrote under the pen name George Sand and became one of the best-known French authors of the 1800s. Her novels, plays, and essays reached a wide audience, and works such as Indiana, Lélia, Consuelo, and La Mare au Diable helped establish her as a major literary voice.
Her life drew almost as much attention as her books. She was known for her independence, her unconventional public image, and her relationships with leading artists and writers, including Frédéric Chopin. That mix of artistic ambition, personal freedom, and public controversy made her one of the most talked-about cultural figures of her era.
Today, she is remembered not only for the range and energy of her writing, but also for the way she opened space for women in literary life. Her work can move from passionate, dramatic storytelling to warm, closely observed portraits of rural France, which is part of why readers still find her so vivid.