In this newly translated classic of spiritual literature, Bernanos considers what it really means to be humble, charitable and loving.
Georges Bernanos (Author)
Georges Bernanos was a French Roman Catholic writer and First World
War soldier, born in 1888. His notable works - Under the Sun of
Satan, Joy and Monsieur Ouine concern themselves with the ironies
of good and evil. Despising Fascism and disillusioned with the
state of Europe in 1938, he went into self-imposed exile in Brazil
with his wife and six children. He died back in France in 1948.
Diary of a Country Priest is considered to be his masterpiece.
Howard Curtis (Translator)
Howard Curtis has translated more than a hundred books, mostly
fiction, from French, Italian and Spanish for publishers in the UK
and the USA, including over twenty novels in the Penguin Simenon
series. He has won several major awards and has also taught
translation.
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