Proust's Way A Field Guide to In Search of Lost Time
For many years, Roger Shattuck has been mesmerised by one write. First came Proust's Binoculars, a short, brilliant study published in 1964. Then came Marcel Proust, commissioned by Frank Kermode for the Modern Masters series, which won the National Book Ward in 1974. A series of essays, lectures and reviews followed. Now, like Richard Ellmann, whose constant outpourings on Joyce resulted in his triumphant biography James Joyce, Roger Shattuck has revisited his earlier writings and musings on Proust, and used them as a springboard to write a new and definitive work.