About Joris Karl Huysmans
J.K. Huysmans was the writer of the French Fin de siècle. His masterpiece was Against Nature - forever associated with the trial of Oscar Wilde - more or less defined the taste of the Decadents. Essentially a writer of disillusion, Huysmans' books chart his autobiographical hero's attempt, and failure, to find some meaning in life. Another novel La Bas (Down There) described the hero's involvement in Satanism. Between these two seminal works Huysmans wrote another: Becalmed (En Rade) - it is their connecting link.
Novels
The Vatard Sisters (1879)
En Menage (1881)
Becalmed (1884)
aka En Rade
Against the Grain (1884)
aka A Rebours
Certains (1889)
Down There (1891)
En Route (1895)
The Cathedral (1898)
The Oblate of St. Benedict (1903)
St Lydwine of Schiedam (1923)
Against Nature (1959)
The Damned (La-bas) (2001)
En Menage (1881)
Becalmed (1884)
aka En Rade
Against the Grain (1884)
aka A Rebours
Certains (1889)
Down There (1891)
En Route (1895)
The Cathedral (1898)
The Oblate of St. Benedict (1903)
St Lydwine of Schiedam (1923)
Against Nature (1959)
The Damned (La-bas) (2001)
Collections
Non fiction
Marthe Joris: The Story of a Woman
The Road from Decadence: From Brothel to Cloister: Selected Letters of J.K. Huysmans (1989)
The Road from Decadence: From Brothel to Cloister: Selected Letters of J.K. Huysmans (1989)
Anthologies containing stories by Joris Karl Huysmans
Short stories
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