Lucía’s Reviews > La fugitiva > Status Update

There's something so tragic to be said about the erasure of Swann. Everyone agrees how brilliant he was, yet no one dares speak his name —because of antisemitism and snobism. In the first book he felt larger than life, now he's not even a shadow. How much of Swann is actually Marcel, who's fighting falling into oblivion? This novel is about the writer and his endurance in the reader's heart. Is S. the shadow Marcel?