What novels did Emile Zola write?

Answer 1

Zola was a French Naturalist writer and friend of the Impressionist painters. He wrote about the daily lives of his characters. His books have been translated into English and are really good. The Masterpiece is wonderful and provides insight on his relationship with the painters, but the book made them mad because of its truthful parallels and by the main character's suiside. For a list of boks, go to Amazon.com.

Answer 2

Zola was a French Naturalist writer and friend of the Impressionist painters. He wrote about the daily lives of his characters. His books have been translated into English and are really good. The Masterpiece is wonderful and provides insight on his relationship with the painters, but the book made them mad because of its truthful parallels and by the main character's suiside. For a list of boks, go to amazon.com.

Answer 3

Emile Zola's most famous novel was Nana. This Nineteenth century French writer wrote many more books, not all are novels. His works include Confession, Lourdes, Rome, Paris, Four Gospels, I Accuse, Fruitfulness, Truth, Justice(Unfinished), The Conquest Of Plassans, The Drunkard and of cource Nana.

Answer 4

Emile Zola was a French journalist and novelist known for his series of 20 novels called Les Rougon-Macquart.

Answer 5

Les Miserables, The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Answer 6

Emile Zola was a French writer that lived from 1840 - 1902. He was primarily known for his theories on theoretical naturalism. He is also widely known for what is called the Dreyfus Affair.

Answer 7

The novel Nana by Émile Zola was published in 1880.

Answer 8

About forty.