Clerambault

'Clérambault' is a poignant novel by Romain Rolland, a Nobel Prize-winning French author. It tells the story of a father who is devastated by the loss of his son in the First World War and becomes an outspoken critic of militarism. As he grapples with his grief, he becomes increasingly disillusioned with the society that has allowed such a devastating conflict to occur. Rolland's powerful portrayal of the devastating impact of war on families and individuals, and his fierce criticism of the political and social forces that lead to conflict, make 'Clérambault' a deeply moving and thought-provoking work.