Proust related Web Sites

http://www.tempsperdu.com/

I found this web site which looks pretty interesting.

David Perrings

Yes indeed !!

I think the most interesting part of the web site is the list of characters.

Yes, I've found the list of characters to be useful in the past.

I've been reading Proust for about two years - one book every 6 months or so (I'm trying to space it out), and having the reference has been very helpful.

Alas, Dr. Mark Calkins' site is down...upgrade?
Until it is back, here are the archived links:
http://web.archive.org/web/20150611150438/http://www.tempsperdu.com/

http://web.archive.org/web/20150526131423/http://www.tempsperdu.com/achar.html

Marcelita Swann

About 2/3 of the way down this page is Benjamin Taylor's excellent seminar on the entire text of In Search of Lost Time. Each lecture covers about half of each volume. I really enjoyed listening to these talks after reading the relevant part of each volume.

http://www.benjamintaylorauthor.com/links/