October 2023 Issue Peter Davidson Memories of Dry Toast The Seventy-Five Folios and Other Unpublished Manuscripts By Marcel Proust (Translated from French by Sam Taylor) LR
November 2022 Issue Stephen Romer Time Well Spent Living and Dying with Marcel Proust By Christopher Prendergast
September 2019 Issue Adrian Nathan West Freedom Regained Lost Time: Lectures on Proust in a Soviet Prison Camp By Józef Czapski (Translated by Eric Karpeles) Almost Nothing: The 20th-Century Art and Life of Józef Czapski By Eric Karpeles
April 1997 Issue Sebastian Faulks Highly Enjoyable Proustatectomy How Proust Can Change Your Life By Alain de Botton LR
July 2016 Issue Edward Behrens Remembrance of Things Present Gate of Lilacs: A Verse Commentary on Proust By Clive James LR
February 2009 Issue Peter Washington Remembrance of Paintings Past Paintings in Proust By Eric Karpeles LR
October 2007 Issue Allan Massie Mummy Dearest Madame Proust: A Biography By Evelyne Bloch-Dano (Translated by Alice Kaplan) LR
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